Jimmy Nolan's 1951 Mercury
1951 Mercury fou-door restyled by Les Cove of Les Cove's Custom Body Shop for Jimmy Nolan. Les chopped and channeled Jimmy's Mercury. He also converted it to hardtop styling, without any for, of side windows. The build was never completed, and it sat in Jimmy's brother's garage for over 30 years. Donn Lowe was able to buy it, and restored the car for a customer. The restored version hit the show circuit in the mid 1980s.
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