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Member ID: bentimmers2

Location: Appleton, WI

Vehicle Info

1986 Mercury Colony Park

Bragging Rights

  • 1/4 Mile0 sec @ -1 mph
  • 0-6012sec
  • Top Speed125mph
  • HP175
  • Weight3851lbs

Major Upgrades

  • turbo
  • nitrous
  • bore increase
  • port and polish
  • supercharger
  • extrude honed
  • stroke increase
  • engine swap

Modifications

Performance Parts

  • K&N Intake 
  • Custom Exhaust 

Ratings

    • Currently 3.6/5 Stars.

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Last updated: Mar 28, 2009

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Ben’s Mercury Colony Park
“'86 Merc”

  • Currently 3.58 /5 Stars.
34 guestbook comments

This is my '86 Colony Park wagon.
I bought it on feb. 22nd for $995 with only 77,000 miles.

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Taranau  

Posted by: Taranau

03/28/2009 01:47PM

I've got one of these in white.With brown and marroon interiour.This one's looking great.

BMWs2WAGONs  

Posted by: BMWs2WAGONs

03/19/2007 10:24PM

well not to burst your bubble but that air filter wont help with that stock box get cold air intake from a mustang size and fit it also no glass packs on american cars thats like no get some flowmaster 40 series duals sounds like a muscle car real nice that ride is great 5.0 ltr V8 210 hp thats a beast i have a 1987 mercury colony park and have been working on it latley gonan get some pics up soon its gonna have some nice body work done and everything so keep in touch and see my beast get BEASTY lol

68fordf-240  

Posted by: 68fordf-240

02/26/2007 05:47PM

nice car my dad had the same one when i was growing up would love to find another one

MrLandYacht  

Posted by: MrLandYacht

02/01/2007 10:46AM

I'm not usually a fan of Wagons, but that is very beautiful!
check out grandmarq.net sometime...we have a couple guys on there with "waggins".
that site will also help you with any engine mods you plan to do. check out my Merc sometime.

Syrena  

Posted by: Syrena

01/04/2007 11:48AM

Hallo, in the 1980�es, I had a Mercury exactly like your�s! It was very nice to drive. Regardless of whether I had the trailer on or not, whether it was winter or summer, ice or snow, the car used the same amount of gas, 2,3 litres/10 kilometers. But the motor was a 455 c inch motor. The only time it didn�t behave properly, was when we drove up in the fields, the motor chooked at high altitudes.�The parking lots in Sweden were/are not made for cars as big as this one, so I had some touble parking, when I went to work. Once, when we were on vacation with our trailer, a Polar 550, believe it or not, we met a Norwegian registered Colony Park with a Polar 550 behind. The total length of the car and trailer was 13 - 14 meter and at the campingsites, we were received as royalties. I wonder why?

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Member ID: bentimmers2

Location: Appleton, WI