How much is a 1951 Mercury worth?

How much is a 1951 Mercury Hardtop Coupe worth? According to Conceptcarz.com’s valuation, the median sales price for a 1951 Mercury hardtop coupe was US $47,200 in March of 2020.

How wide is a 1951 Mercury?

76.5 in
Third generation (1949–1951)

Third generation
Dimensions
Wheelbase 118.0 in (2,997 mm)
Length 206.8 in (5,253 mm)
Width 76.5 in (1,943 mm)

How much did a 49 Mercury cost?

Vehicle Valuation Analysis

Bodystyles Median Sale
Convertible $60,000
Coupe $31,450
Sport Sedan $15,210
Station Wagon $89,925

Who built the hirohata Mercury?

Brothers George and Sam Barris made it happen. Nearly 70 years later, it’s still known as the Hirohata Mercury.

How much does a 1951 Mercury weigh?

The weights run from appx. 3300 lbs. to 3800 lbs. The 51 SW is the heavyweight at 3800 even. Coupes weigh in at 3300+- and that is in factory trim.

How long is a 1951 Mercury?

The 1951 Mercury Series 1CM measures 206.80 inches in length, and has a wheelbase of 118.00 inches.

Did the Hirohata Mercury sell?

The iconic ’51 Merc just set a record for a custom car not built for a TV show or movie. Update 1/18/22: The Hirohata Merc sold for $1.95 million at Mecum’s Kissimmee auction this past weekend. This story has been updated to reflect that.

Is Bob hirohata still alive?

Bob Hirohata was tragically murdered on May 14, 1981, execution style, in his parents’ driveway in California’s Temple City.

What came after Ford Model A?

1932 Model B
After letting the Model T languish for 19 years, the Model A lasted only four and was replaced by the 1932 Model B and Model 18.