1986 Mercury Capri ASC Mclaren Eurocoupe 5.0L 5 speed Mustang
Make: |
Mercury |
Model: |
Capri |
SubModel: |
Capri |
Type: |
Hatchback |
Trim: |
ASC Mclaren |
Year: |
1986 |
Mileage: |
85,787 |
VIN: |
1MEBP79M3GF613772 |
Color: |
Grey |
Engine: |
5.0L EFI |
Cylinders: |
8 |
Fuel: |
Gasoline |
Transmission: |
5 speed manual |
Drive type: |
RWD |
Interior color: |
Grey |
Drive side: |
Left-hand drive |
Vehicle Title: |
Clear |
Item location: |
Watertown, Connecticut, United States |
1986 Mercury Capri ASC Mclaren Additional Info:
You are looking at a 1986 ASC Mclaren Eurocoupe Capri. This was the second Eurocoupe produced and has some options that did not come on later production Eurocoupes. This car has been preserved since 86 with all of its original parts including the leather wrapped shift knob, Whistler Radar Detector, Hella Fog lights, ASC branded horn pad, plexiglass quarter window covers, headlight and taillight covers and more. This Capri was never driven in winter and it was undercoated when new. I have all the maintenance records from oil changes to tire changes. I have all the documentation from ASC from when this car was manufactured. This car is original down to the factory mufflers and air intake silencer. It has never been modified from its original form. It did receive a complete paint job back in 2002 although not the original color it was a darker charcoal color that they chose and it is still in very nice condition having always been stored inside. I have the 4 original wheels which had been used up until November of 2016 when the previous owner switched to the ten hole wheels. All the original wheels are in decent condition but could stand to be refinished to look their best. Everything works on this car, there are a few flaws here and there but you wont be disappointed by anything. Underhood looks dusty but that is the undercoating, it could be removed to clean things up but its there to protect the body from rust so thats why I left it. If you would like to do a little research on this car you can go to ascmclaren.org and poke around on the forums. You can see this VIN number listed as well as the premise behind the Eurocoupes and their list of options. Feel free to ask any questions, I will do my best to answer them comprehensively. Thanks for looking.