When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network.
You won't be able to buy many parts under the Mercury M-100 badging but Ford F-100 are pretty much identical. Not sure where you live but assume you are in the western part of Canada. You can try the OLD Car Center in Langley BC. midfifty .com is one of the best sources in the United States if you don't mind shopping across border but most of the parts are going to come from the States anyway so parts are expensive right now.
Nic, are you in Nunavut like your profile says? Might be a whole world harder then.
Old Car Center is a good place to deal with, and Hot Rods & Classics in Abbotsford get orders from both Dennis Carpenter and LMC from the states on a regular basis.
Looks like you have a good starting point. What's your plans with it?
If you are working out of Ontario you this vendor is very good to deal with and are very knowledgeable. I have spent thousands with these guys over the years and still doing so. Street Rod & Restoration Parts - Horton Hot Rod Parts
Just purchased a 1956 M100 Mercury here in Canada.
Plans will be to restore it, w/modern touch.
The truck currently has an inline 6 with offenhauser manifols and head cover, 3 on a tree!
Where does one begin!? I like the flat black, and would like to drop it down and have some great suspension up under there.
Being from Canada, where could I get parts!?
Also tell me anything about these trucks... I've done a bit of research but not much comes up for the M100.
What 6 cylinder is in it? It's my understanding that the Mercury trucks in Canada all came with the 272 Y block V8 except for the P350 and P500 Parcel deliveries
If you are working out of Ontario you this vendor is very good to deal with and are very knowledgeable. I have spent thousands with these guys over the years and still doing so. Street Rod & Restoration Parts - Horton Hot Rod Parts
X2 on Horton Hot Rods, Paul Barber is a good guy their not the cheapest but the money is well spent as they will service you very well!
