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Whoa, talk about RARE. This '58
Ranger sedan wears the very rare fender and door
trim that found its way onto a very small number
of Rangers, Villagers and Roundups. |
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The door piece is considerably
smaller than the Pacer trim. |
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Another angle. |
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And a stick shift to boot. |
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The famous "Russian"
Edsel, now owned by Jerry Capizzi. The
restoration on this car is fabulous. |
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Km/h speedometer. |
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The dash in Susan and Bill Vander
Veen's Pacer convertible. Rather unusual in the
way it's padded and other details, said to be
prototypical. |
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Take a look at these bezels, for
example. They're not reeded but instead have
eight notches. I'd love to know the story behind
this car. |
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Another Pacer convertible with an
astonishingly rare deck-mounted antenna. The only
other one I've ever seen is on Bill Brzoza's Edsel.
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What the heck?! Now this is RARE!
It's an Edsel label on a '58 windshield washer
fluid bottle. |
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Let's zoom in for a closer look,
shall we? |
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Charlie Kiser's exclusive line of
men's clothing made from actual Edsel upholstery
material! '58 slacks & jacket and a '60 tie.
Oi vey. |
