1966 Mercury Parklane

Originally designed to compete with the Chevy Nomad, the Park Lane sat at the top of Mercury's lineup. Today, we have this 1966 Mercury Park Lane, which is a second-generation four-door hardtop that is fully repainted in black and features an exceptionally cool Webasto-style sunroof. The whole car is made that much more fun thanks to a four-way air ride suspension completed with QA1 adjustable shocks and riding on fifteen-inch wheels shod in 215/70R-15 Sincera rubber.

Inside, we find a shimmering silver interior highlighted by front and rear bench seats and a five-pod white-faced gauge cluster. A two-spoke steering wheel sits just after of the column shifter, while an upgraded Bluetooth AM/FM CD Player sits tucked away nicely in the glove box, ready to add a soundtrack to any ride.

Pop the hood, and you'll be treated to a big 410 cubic-inch V-8, which is complemented by a single four-barrel Edelbrock carburetor and a set of shorty headers. That power is funneled through a two-speed automatic transmission before heading out to a nine-inch rear end. Thanks to power steering and power brakes (discs in front, drums out back), all that power is made easier to reign in and control.

*Four Door Hardtop

*Webasto-Style Sunroof

*Air Ride Suspension

*QA1 Shocks

*410 CID V8

*Edelbrock Carb

*Shorty Headers

*Two Speed Auto

*Power Steering

*Power Brakes

*Bluetooth CD Player

If you're looking for an old-school cool lowrider, this 1966 Mercury Park Lane is the one for you. The shimmery interior, air-ride suspension, and Webasto-style top make this car an even more special car than its original design. So, whether it's a Chevy Nomad or something a bit more modern that it is competing with, the only thing this car needs is a new owner. Call today!