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The 1946 Mercury Woody Wagon is a striking example of postwar automotive craftsmanship, combining elegance, utility, and timeless design. This particular example, a Model 69M, has been fully restored to a high standard, showcasing the beauty of its wood, steel, and interior. Its dark blue-green paint presents with a deep, rich finish that pairs beautifully with the red interior, one of only three color choices offered for these cars when new. The exterior woodwork is in stunning condition, highlighting the artisanal touch that made the Woody Wagon such an icon of its era.

Power comes from a 239 cubic-inch Flathead V8, paired to a smooth-shifting 3-speed manual transmission on the column. The car runs wonderfully, a testament to both its careful restoration and consistent upkeep. In 2017, the wagon received fresh belts and fluids, a new top, polished and repainted fenders, and a set of wide whitewall tires that perfectly complement its classic look. Always garaged and recently pulled out of California, the Mercury has been preserved in immaculate condition, both mechanically and cosmetically.

When new, Mercurys Woody Wagon was one of the most expensive vehicles in the lineup, marketed as a versatile family car with upscale appointments. Unlike other utilitarian wagons of the era, the Mercury featured extensive hand-crafted wood construction, blending practicality with prestige. In the immediate postwar years, these wagons were coveted for their limited production, artisanal craftsmanship, and ability to serve as both a workhorse and a statement of status. Today, surviving examples are highly prized by collectors, not only for their rarity but also for their connection to an era when automobiles were as much about artistry as transportation.

This 1946 Woody Wagon embodies that appeal with its California provenance, meticulous restoration, immaculate presentation, and the charm of authentic postwar motoring. A beautiful blend of practicality and luxury, it represents a true piece of automotive history, ready to be enjoyed and admired.

Price does not include applicable tax, title, license, processing, and/or $240 documentation fees.

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