1950 Ford Crestliner
Introduced in 1950, the Ford Crestliner was a premium,
limited-production two-door model based on Ford's celebrated
postwar "shoebox" design. Created to compete with the era's
fashionable hardtop coupes, the Crestliner distinguished itself
with exclusive trim, upscale appointments, and Ford's first
vinyl-covered roof. It was produced for only the 1950 and 1951
model years before being succeeded by the Victoria hardtop.
Presented in striking Hawaiian Bronze and Chocolate Brown, this
exceptional Crestliner has been meticulously kept inside and out.
Its showroom-quality appearance, elegant color combination, and
impressive condition make it an outstanding example of one of
Ford's most distinctive postwar automobiles.
Highlights include the following:
Features
• Body: Two-door Custom Deluxe sedan with seating for approximately
five passengers
• Exterior: Contrasting Hawaiian Bronze and Chocolate Brown paint,
Chocolate Brown vinyl-covered roof, side trim
• Bright Chrome
• Engine: Ford 239-cubic-inch flathead V-8 producing approximately
100 horsepower
• Transmission: Three-speed manual with overdrive
• Interior: Front bench seat, special steering wheel, upgraded
upholstery, and trim
• Chassis: Front-engine, rear-wheel-drive configuration on a
114-inch wheelbase
• Climate: "Magic Air" heater
• Mirrors: Original dual door mirrors
• Full Wheel Covers
• Additional Equipment: Clock, gas-door guard, and fender
skirts
Solid, dependable, and enjoyable to drive, this beautifully
presented Crestliner is ready to be admired, shown, and enjoyed.
Its rare styling and exceptional condition make it a compelling
addition to any collection.
Opportunities to buy a Crestliner of this caliber are increasingly
rare-make this remarkable 1950 Ford yours.
Inspections and independent appraisals are welcome.
Contact Information:
Email:
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Phone: (727) 580-9919/(727) 688-1148
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