Customized 1951 Mercury Eight Sedan

Power is provided by 350ci Chevrolet V8 paired with a TH350 three-speed automatic transmission. Finished in red with ghost flame graphics, the car is also equipped with 17� billet aluminum wheels, front air springs and disc brakes, and engine compartment finishing panels with airbrushed flames. The interior has been customized with beige leather and red microsuede upholstery, power-adjustable front seats, a tilt steering column, air conditioning, power windows, Dakota Digital instrumentation, and a Pioneer DVD head unit with a rear-seat display screen. The body was shaved, the headlights were frenched, and the taillight openings were narrowed before the car was repainted in red with ghost flames along the sides. Front turn signals have been incorporated into the body-color grille, and other details include cowl-mounted spotlights, faux lake pipes, coach rear doors, rear fender skirts, a center high-mount stop light, flush-mounted taillights, and dual downturned exhaust tips. Colorado Custom 17� Segundo billet aluminum wheels wear Mercury-logo threaded center caps and are mounted with 215/65 Uniroyal Tiger Paw whitewall tires. Adjustable air springs have been added up front along with disc brakes, while the rear setup features a live axle, drum brakes, and longitudinal leaf springs. The interior was customized at Premier Upholstery in Rogers, Minnesota, and is trimmed in beige leather and red microsuede. Power-adjustable front bucket seats were installed along with a center console that houses covered storage compartments, cupholders, a Pioneer MOSFET 50wx4 head unit, and a display screen for rear occupants. Air conditioning and power windows have been added, and a subwoofer is mounted in the trunk, which is upholstered to complement the cabin.