1990 Mercury Grand Marquis Colony Park 1 Owner LS Break Station Wagon Estate

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http://www.1ownercarguy.com and this here is one SWEET Well maintained Station Wagon, Break or Estate. Sure I have eyes and can see the woodie part is faded a bit but what I chase in cars is 1 Owner Well maintained Low Mile Good runners... All of them will need painted or new vinyl at some point after 20-25 years you have to figure. My cars are Priced Cheap and they are 1 or 2 Oewner sometimes 3 depending on the car and will have ALOT of Good Qualities about them The Price in the end is what it all boils down to and I sell them CHEAP so Check out My website or RIng Me Up! If you see something You like on My channel Call Me It is For Sale I dont have as many Car reviews as the Big Guys or Reviewers. But I buy and tinker and Invest in ALL of the cars on my channel besides a random one I may see on a Small street..;-) Make sure and Subscribe I have a Massive amount of Classic EURO and Muscle cars on here and I sell them Cheap! Also on my channel you will find Videos of REAL Cereal Marshmallows The Automotive world is not the only are i LOVE You will see a wide Variety of Cool Videos on My Channel Cheers Nathan Wratislaw AKA 1 Owner Car Guy http://www.1ownercarguy.com http://www.Cerealmarshmallows.com http://www.facebook.com/cerealmarshmallows http://www.Nathanwratislaw.com Make sure and SUBSCRIBE on Facebook and Linkedin I will put links Below I post Lots of Pictures and Updates & Things I cannot do here on Youtube so your missing out..;-) Cheers! From Wikepedia The Mercury Colony Park was the top-of-the-line full-size station wagon offered by Mercury between 1957 and 1991. It wore woodgrain paneling on the bodysides and tailgate, as did the 1957-1991 Ford Country Squire and the 1958 Edsel Bermuda wagons. For 1979, Mercury joined its Detroit rivals in downsizing its largest models, resulting in a car considerably smaller and lighter than its predecessor. With the downsizing, the former 400- and 460-cubic-inch engines were discontinued, and the 351-cubic-inch Windsor V8 became the largest available in the Colony Park. All Colony Parks were equipped with standard 8-passenger seating and exterior woodgrain siding. The 351 would be dropped early in the 1980s, as most customers deemed the 302 Windsor engine sufficiently powerful. This generation of Colony Park would see few substantial changes during its 12-year lifespan, garnering only minor grille and trim revisions annually through 1987. In 1988, the entire front grille headlamp assembly (shared with the Grand Marquis) was redesigned for a more modern and aerodynamic appearance, and then in 1990, the instrument panel was revamped to allow the addition of a driver's side airbag. When the Grand Marquis was redesigned with aero-styling for 1992, the Colony Park station wagon was dropped from Mercury's lineup. By that time, full-size station wagons were no longer popular due to the increasing popularity of minivans and SUVs. The last full-size station wagons, the Chevrolet Caprice, the Oldsmobile Custom Cruiser and the Buick Roadmaster Estate ended production in 1996. In 2005, DaimlerChrysler briefly reintroduced the Dodge Magnum name on a full-size wagon, based on the LX platform Chrysler 300, but it was dropped in 2008. I created this video with the YouTube Video Editor (http://www.youtube.com/editor)