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1951 Mercury M-Series

1951 Mercury M-Series in Are We There Yet?, Movie, 2005 IMDB

Class: Trucks, Tow-truck — Model origin: US — Built in: CA — Made for: CDN

1951 Mercury M-Series

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2010-09-18 01:20

1951 Mercury

BiltFordTuff US

2010-09-18 04:05

51-52 ford / mercury tow truck

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2010-10-07 03:24

Something to choose from here:

http://www.mercurypickup.com/194851canadian.htm

Either way, it's an M-Series.

train68 US

2017-11-25 22:53

I was not aware that Mercury built trucks.

Gamer DE

2017-11-25 22:56

Well, only in Canada.

night cub US

2017-11-25 22:58

In Canada, the dealerships were more spread out, so some brands had to expand their lineups to carry a full line of vehicle types. For Mercury and Plymouth (under the Fargo brand), that meant selling trucks in addition to cars at their dealerships. I believe GMC was always paired with Pontiac too.

Baube QC

2017-11-26 00:22

they were like this for as long as i remember

night cub US

2017-11-26 00:25

So Pontiac/GMC and Buick?

Baube QC

2017-11-27 05:38

yep
Chevy was with Olds and Caddy
Saturn Saab and Isuzu were together as well for a while

i don't know if it was the same all over Canada but in my area it was
i think Hummer was available only in selected ( Chevy ? ) dealers

-- Last edit: 2017-11-27 05:45:41

train68 US

2018-04-17 15:11

Now I'm curious. Did Plymouth and Pontiac ever build trucks?

Gamer DE

2018-04-17 15:55

Plymouth did build (light duty) trucks until shortly after the war, but Pontiac didn't dare until the advent of the G8 Sport Truck - just before they went broke.

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