1 OWNER MERCURY REVIVAL 

@@TaylorZ2 Back when I was a kid, I remember my brother's 1963 Impala having a COLD light. I remember watching it turn off after a minute or two of idling in the morning. Great memories! Thanks for watching and commenting!

@@mohawkgarage My folks had a 62 BelAir wagon and when my mom drove me to school we'd always see how far we got before the cold light turned off.

@townhall05446 I did the same thing when I rode in my big brother's 1963 Impala back in high school. Great memories. I'm glad I was able to help you relive that! Thanks for watching and commenting!

@@classiccarshopusa As I've told lots of people over the years, if you see someone else driving the hotrod, I'm dead! lol It's so good to hear from you! How's life???

@MetalMania3DTV-TAS-AUS I'm sooo excited about driving it! Thanks for watching and commenting, my friend!!

@mohawkgarage I'm looking forward to the drive, and your welcome Sean 🙏 🤗

@@tomrowe7534 It's also the only one I've been able to find. lol Thanks for watching and commenting!

You lucked out finding that Commuter emblem; that and all body items for this car are in general murder to find.

@davidzdziarek-zl8cu Yeah, I'm already feeling very lucky to have such a complete car. It's so unique that finding parts would be a bear! Thanks for watching and commenting!

@TierodMcslush Absolutely! I thought the same thing. I haven't seen any with a logo on them in years.

@@Robert-qh2jp Same! I should have it running very soon. I'm installing parts as I write this. Thanks for watching and commenting!

@blotto3204 I've always liked Mercurys from the 1960s. The long flat lines and boxy panels fit the luxury style of the decade. Thanks for watching and commenting!

@@user-bm8ei5ub1c I'm figuring out this Ford stuff bit by bit. On a GM, I'd have to climb under the car! lol Thanks for watching and commenting!

@@Galona223 I can't wait to get my ignition parts tomorrow. I'll video it! Thanks for watching and commenting!

@@mohawkgarage Good deal.

@@townhall05446 It would be interesting to know when they stopped equipping their cars with full gauges. Thanks for watching and commenting!

@@mikenonya6382 I'm glad you like the videos. I've had lots of fun making them! Thanks for watching and commenting!

@@mohawkgarage First time I saw one of your video's. I subscribed to your channel.

@@mikenonya6382 I sure do appreciate that! I'll try to keep you entertained! Thanks again!

@tomrowe7534 Good idea with the fuel. When the car didn't fire up immediately, I stopped with the spray. I think the coil may still be good. I'll be keeping all of the original parts either way. Thanks for watching and commenting!

@@WillKlaver Absolutely. Parts for this car are pretty scarce! Thanks for watching and commenting!

@@yettobseen I LOVE those cars! Thanks for watching and commenting!

@@user-mf3kz1gt7e Looooove my gumball machines! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching and commenting!

@@gyro65 I hope so. It has factory a/c, so my ultimate goal is to make road trips in cool comfort. Thanks for watching and commenting!

@fredbalandran3182 Thank you! I'm trying to get it road-worthy, so it'll take a little while. The next video shows lots of progress. Thanks for watching and commenting!

@@mohawkgarage thanks for the reply I used to have a Rambler wagon back in the day 64

@@fredbalandran3182 So cool! Rambler made some cool cars. I've come very close to owning a couple over the years. They are pretty hard to find these days!

@@mohawkgarage thanks be safe

@@fredbalandran3182 I will! You, too!

@@davidzdziarek-zl8cu I'm not upset about that at all. The story is the best part for me. Thanks for watching and commenting!

​@@mohawkgarageYou got that right! I know you're happy to have that wagon. A '67 Merc wagon is nothing to sneeze at! You don't see 'em everyday. When I was a kid, I had a Matchbox toy of a '67 ('68?) Mercury wagon. It was green! And yes, it was a Commuter! The full-size Mercury wagon came in Commuter and Colony Park guises for '67, both in either six-passenger or nine-passenger forms. Production figures were as follows: Commuter 6-passenger : 3,447 Commuter 9-passenger : 4,451 Colony Park 6-passenger : 5,775 Colony Park 9-passenger : 12,915 (Source : _Encyclopedia of American Cars, 1930-1996,_ 1996 edition) Enjoy your Mercury! I see you're gonna have fun showing it off once you get it restored!

@knowbodiesfull5768 I REMEMBER THAT HOT WHEELS! I would have never thought about it had you not mentioned it. Wow! Thanks for watching and commenting!

@@FloramaeCormanes-gw6tt I'm fired up! I can't wait to take this long roof for a cruise! Thanks for watching and commenting!

I'll get a pic and get it to you! Thanks for watching and commenting!

@BruceCutshall Did you notice that almost every hose has been chomped by mice? I'll be replacing EVERY HOSE under the hood. lol I've got a lot of little jobs coming up over the next few weeks. Thanks for keeping my safety in mind. I truly appreciate that.

@@JasonSheppard-uy9ij I hope to drive it often. It takes me back to my childhood! Thanks for watching and commenting!

​@@mohawkgarageI Just love it I wish I knew How much you paid ? But I know that's rude to Ask I Hope you never Get Rid of it and keep it and enjoy it so Georgeous

@JasonSheppard-uy9ij I do truly love the car. It takes me back to my childhood. I appreciate your kind words. Thanks for watching and commenting!

@@mohawkgarage How long Had it Been siting?I seen the video of you trying to start it is it running yet?

@JasonSheppard-uy9ij I hope to have it running tomorrow. I've been waiting for some parts to arrive. The car was sitting for "at least 10 years." Thanks for watching and commenting!