Hi, I am new to this site. I own a 1987 Mercury Grand Marquis that my Dad bought new. I inherited the car, it has under 50,000 miles. My Dad always kept it garaged. I would be interested in showing this car, if anyone knows of appropriate car shows in the Denver West Suburbs. Thank you! Sue
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Welcome to gmn would love to see some pics not sure about west suburbs but i know ft collins always has stuff going on i drive through e 470 to i25 all the time
1989 mercury grand marquis gs / 2014 ford focus s daily driver
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welcome! sounds like a beauty. We'd love to see pics.
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Welcome to the party
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garage kept makes SUCH a difference to paint, upholstery, and body rust! I wish I had a garage...
Ditto, post pics, and welcome here.
I know nothing about shows, but, if you have any maintenance questions, this is the place!
First things first... tv bushing is still original rubber...?
Ultimately just due to age and in spite of the low miles, you may find yourself replacing many rubber components, and paper and cork gaskets, and things like shocks that have internal rubber gaskets, all over the car. But being in a garage does help with their degredation.Comment
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