Oxford Diecast Florida Highway Patrol Mercury 8 Coupe 1949

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Our Oxford replica of the Mercury 2-door coupé is another in the series of American cars from the post-war era and into the 1950s. It certainly looks solid, if a little bulbous and very much fit for purpose in its latest role as used by the Florida Highway Patrol in 1949. The black and white dual colour scheme is offset by the contrasting wealth of chrome and silver applied to the windscreen surround, rear windows, a silver stripe along the sides of the body, as well as the Mercury badges on the front and rear of the car. The Mercury name is also printed above the rear wheel arch and an addit

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