1964 Mercury Colony Park Wagon 32,000 original miles

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Hello and thank you for looking at my auction. Up for auction I have an extremely nice, rust free 1964 Mercury Colony Park Wagon with 32,000 original miles. I have been in the automotive business 45 years and know what a car should look and run like. This is not a restored wagon, but one that has received maintenance and proper care and storage. Sold new in Texas, you can see original window sticker and warranty card from Eagle Lincoln Mercury in Renner, Texas in the pictures. Inner quarters, rockers, floors, body mounts, spare tire well, tailgate, and door bottoms original and rust free. It has received some paint work. Very very minor paint thinning on tailgate and left quarter. Tried to show crazed repaint spot on right front fender. Not that pronounced in person, won't come out in photo. Right front bumper end has scratch in photo. Dinoc inserts redone years ago. Has minor chips and scratches. Factory roof rack has very minor pitting. Wire wheels have some minor pitting, but still look very nice. This wagon has excellent road manners. An absolute pleasure to drive, good in traffic, runs cool. It is equipped with a factory 390 Z code 300 HP 4 barrel dual exhaust, cold factory air, power steering, power brakes. Right turn signal doesn't cancel. Rear tailgate window works from front only, rear key lock inop. Items done in the last year: wheel cylinders, brake hoses, master cylinder, rear shocks, dual exhaust, battery and original rugs replaced. Extremely nice original headliner and dashpad. I reserve the right to end auction early as it is for sale locally. Sold as is, no warranty expressed or implied. You or your agent are welcome to come and inspect the car. I would much prefer phone calls rather than an email. I can be reached at 570-342-1711. Shipping is the responsibility of the buyer. Car and title will not be shipped until check clears. If you and I were standing here with the car I don't think you would ask any questions. The car speaks for itself. THANKS, Tom