While Fords of the 1950s were considered well-built, they were also seen as conservative. This changed in 1955 when the Ford line of cars once again donned a new body and interior to keep up with the competition and technology. The Ford Fairlane was introduced in 1955 as Ford's full-size model and the name was derived from Henry Ford's ancestral homeland, as well as the name of his mansion located in Dearborn, Michigan.
Powered by a 272 cubic inch Y-block 162 hp V8 and mated to a 3 speed manual transmission with overdrive, this Ford cruises down the highway with ease and comfort. Everything is new as this car enjoyed a complete frame off restoration. Painted in its original colors of Medium Copper and Snowshoe White, the Buckskin Brown interior is immaculate in every detail. All instrumentation operates as well as the radio. Added style to this 1955 Victoria includes chrome wire wheels on new American Classic 15" whitewall tires. This car is ready to drive and show for all to enjoy.
