This uncommon Mercury station wagon spent time in the Jim Mueller collection and has been a California based car all of its life. If Lincoln had built a station wagon in 1969, it likely would have been no more luxurious than this top-of-the-line Mercury Colony Park. Many believe this model to be the finest station wagon built durijng the 1960s. The 25,000 miles registered on the odometer are believed to be actual and it is reported that there is nothing inherent in the vehicle that would cause one to conclude otherwise.

This 10-passenger Mercury has an incredible original perfect interior that includes seats, headliner, padded dash, carpet and door panels. The car is highly-optioned including its 429-cid, 320-hp V-8 engine that is mated to an automatic transmission. Further conveniences include factory air conditioning, rare center facing third seat, tilt steering wheel, roof luggage rack, AM/FM/CD sound system mounted in the glove box with the original eight-track system is dash-mounted as new, spinner wheel covers; power seat, windows, steering , brakes and rear gate window. Hidden headlights and faux wood help create a classic period look on this exceptionally nice family transport.