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1923 Mercer Series 6

United States • 1 Oct 2021

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This 1923 Mercer Series 6 is a refurbished example featuring custom Raceabout-style bodywork and a rebuilt inline-six engine. The car was refurbished between 1996 and 2006, and it includes modifications like a Land Rover driveshaft and custom wiring. The listing highlights its unique history, participation in the 1924 New Zealand Motor Cup, and extensive refurbishment with photos and partial service records.

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Condition 

6

This Mercer Series 6 has been refurbished with custom bodywork and several modifications, including a replacement chassis and Land Rover driveshaft. While it presents well with yellow paint and black leather upholstery, the refurbishment involved sourcing parts from multiple cars and custom fabrication, suggesting it is not in original condition. The presence of refurbishment photos and partial service records indicates attention to maintenance, but the non-original components and modifications detract from a higher rating.

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Manual

Transmission:

T21 20167

Chassis No:

Odometer:

73,000 miles

1 NV U2

Reg Number:

RHD/LHD:

RHD

Chassis: T21 20167.

Engine Block: 101-169.

Cylinder Head: 101-253.

73k Miles Shown, TMU.

331.3ci Inline-Six.

Three-Speed Manual Transmission .

Yellow Paint .

Black Upholstery .

Refurbished, 1996-2006.

Custom Raceabout-Style Bodywork .

Rear Mechanical Brake Drums .

Rudge-Whitworth Wire Wheels.

Period Literature .

Refurbishment Photos .

Private Party Or Dealer: Private Party
This 1923 Mercer Series 6 was acquired by the seller in New Zealand in 1996 as an incomplete project and was refurbished over the next decade using parts sourced from a donor Series 6 found in Australia.

The powertrain, front axle, wheels, steering box, front mudguards, and the radiator and surround are said to have been retained from the initial project car, which the seller states was imported to New Zealand in 1923 and driven by Howard Nattrass to victory in the 1924 New Zealand Motor Cup.

The car features custom Raceabout-style bodywork finished in yellow over black leather upholstery, and power c...

Points of note

£53,783

Lowest Price (All Time)

£80,412

Median Price (All Time)

£130,740

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