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MERLIN MOTORS - 1940 |
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Merlin Motor Company, of Camden New Jersey, as it appeared in the fall of 1940. Note that large service facility at rear and left of the property had not been built yet, and that there are very few buildings evident behind the dealership. The photo was taken soon after the introduction of the 1941 models. Inside the showroom (above) can be seen a 1941 Mercury Station wagon and a Lincoln Continental coupe. On the lot is a 1940 Ford Convertible, 1939 Ford Station Wagon, 1940 Mercury Town Sedan, and a pair of new 1940 Mercury Coupes, among others. Below: Merlin Motors' service men detail a pair of new Mercurys- a 1941 Sedan {on the lube rack to the left} and a 1941 mercury Station Wagon. The mechanic {center} is adjusting a V-8 distributor on a Ford laboratory test car. |
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Merlin Motors - early 1960s Fords made in England such as the anglia, the cortina, and the prefect were imported into the USA from 1948 through 1968. With the introduction of the Mercury Comet in 1960, the Merlin dealerships commitment to the English Ford diminished… see the image below! |
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Merlin
Motors - 1960s |
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I am not sure if
this photo looks different from the one above |
Camden Courier-Post - May 19, 1964 |
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Camden Courier-Post |