1949 Mercury Station Wagon FOR SALE - one of a kind - Phantom Wagon

Mr. Y, Packard enthusiast is right.  Beautiful craftsmanship,  but this site is for 1919-1948 automobiles, the premium variety often called "fine cars" in the day, having FOB prices well over $2,000 in the 1930s, as well as European and English cars in the same vein.  Also, those here gathered are interested in such cars only with their original drivetrains, original engines, transmissions, seats, etc.     None of this diminishes your thoroughly done '49 Mercury in the least, but there are many magazines and websites catering to retro rods, etc.   These will get you the best and most exposure with the right audience.   

BTW, must add that the artist who painted my Packard, a friend's '36 Cord, another friend's '35 DeSoto Airflow, had also done body and paint for Oakland Roadster Show winners.  His personal project was a 1949-50 Mercury, chopped, sectioned, channeled.  Such demanding works suggests "measure thrice (or more), cut once."    All best, sir.

Looks very cool, but obviously posted in the wrong place.  Try the "Not Mine" for sale forum, which you can find here:

https://forums.aaca.org/forum/161-not-mine-automobiles-for-sale/