Click on images to enlarge.

	Crusher-bound! By Northeastern standards, this is a pretty decent Edsel. It's been in this Salt Lake City junkyard for at least 15 years, but more likely around 35 or 40!
	David Fleisher reports that it's slated for crushing if it isn't sold fairly soon. Imagine how nice it would look driving down the street. The tri-tone coral Pacer hardtop is one of the prettiest Edsels ever built.
	A week before Thanksgiving, David discovered a '59 Ranger with dog dish hubcaps sitting beside a garage behind a very old house in an old section of Salt Lake City. It has been sitting for over 30 years but is all intact, even the horn ring in the steering wheel.
	Another view of the Ranger. It has a 292 with standard shift. It was an Idaho car that was inherited by the owner's niece in Salt Lake City over 30 years ago and was never driven or registered in Utah.
	Here's a picture of a Spruce Green & Ice Green '58 Villager that was recently rescued after being abandoned in a muddy ditch on an old farm for over 30 years, Brigham City, Utah.
	This is a turquoise Pacer four-door hardtop that David owned from 1980-1981. It has the original dealer sticker on the decklid—Rattermann Edsel - Western Hills, Ohio. The car was originally owned by the dealer's wife and she drove it until 1960. This car has spinners but no backup lights.
	Today the car is owned by Mike Stephens of Akron, Indiana. David signed his e-mail "deeply depressed Dave" when he sent this image. The years have not been kind to his old car.
	Virtually EVERY Edsel was beautiful at some point, including this one. It is indeed sad to see the effects of time on such a neat car.
	This shot was taken in the late '60s or early '70s. On the back of the photo it reads: "All these cars are low mileage: '58 - 21,000 miles, '59 - 17,000 miles, '60 - 14,000 miles"
	A light green '60 Ranger two-door sedan in a junkyard in rural southwest Ohio, as found in 1980. It had been in the yard since it was a fairly new car.
	Same car, different angle.
	A dilapidated and rusty Villager still being driven as of 1975. It was gold with a green interior. Taken in Reading, Ohio in 1975.
	An all-black Corsair hardtop that was heavily damaged when a tree fell on it during the Great Tornado of 1969 in Cincinnati. Front fender, drivers door, left windshield post, original spotlight mirror—all destroyed. Photo taken in 1975.
	A Redwood Metallic Corsair sedan sitting in a driveway, Covington, Kentucky, 1977.
	A very nice original Ice Green Ranger four-door hardtop in storage in Cincinnati around 1982.
	A green Villager in a nearby junkyard in Cincinnati Ohio, by North Bend Road, taken in 1975.
	A Villager that had been in a shed in Kentucky for many years. It was a metallic silver, which is a rather uncommon color for a Villager. Taken around 1979.
	A two tone, ice green and dark green Villager that was broadsided very hard when the car was almost new. It still wears the original wide white wall tires. Photo taken at junkyard in 1978 in Miamitown, Ohio
	This Redwood '59 Ranger sedan was frequently seen on the streets of Cincinnati throughout the 1970s. It was used as a regular family car and was always filled to the max with people.
	A '59 Ranger sedan in a Hamiliton, Ohio junkyard.
	From the rear. You can see that the car was originally blue and then painted white.
	This white & black Ranger had a fender bender. The cost of repair exceeded the value of the car, so it ended up in the junk yard in Butler County, Ohio, 1977.
	This black Ranger was abandoned for many years on Queen City Ave., a slum district of Cincinnati. It sat in plain view on a heavily traveled road. Photo taken in 1976.
	Ranger discovered while on trip to Minneapolis in 1982. It was suffering from poor storage conditions.
	A Redwood Metallic '59 Ranger for sale for $375.00 in Fairfield, Ohio, 1979. It had very bad bumpers!
	Rear view of the bad bumper car..
	A very well used '59 Ranger abandoned behind a house in Cincinnati, Ohio, 1975.
	A '59 Ranger in a junkyard in Harrison, Ohio, near the Ohio-Indiana border, 1977.
	A '59 Ranger abandoned behind a house in Avondale, Ohio. The ground under the rear wheels was eroding away causing the rear axle to dangle
	A rusty white Citation with copper & white interior, Cincinnati, 1977. The owner bought it for $150. The engine was seized and the floors were rusted, but the car only had 36,000 miles on it and it was loaded! The owner estimated it would cost over $2,000 to restore so he stripped some parts and JUNKED it.
	A tri tone red Pacer two-door hardtop in junkyard in rural Ohio. It was shpwing only 33,000 miles and had a 1966 registration. Photo taken in 1980
	This front clip was in a wrecking yard in Hamilton Ohio.
	Here's a single-tone Jonquil Yellow '58 Ranger four-door hardtop David spotted in a junk yard in Sharonville, Ohio back in 1978. It had dog dish hubcaps as well.
	An Ice Green Ranger two-door hardtop in Cincinnati, 1978. Note the homemade lower quarter panel.
	A Sunset Coral & Jet Black Ranger two-door sedan found in Dayton Ohio in 1978. This car was eventually purchased and restored by another Dayton resident. The car was shown at the '94 Dayton meet. A picture of it in its restored state is can be seen on Bill Brzoza's page.
	A rough and non-running yellow and grey metallic Ranger hardtop being offered for $375 in Moscow, Ohio, 1978. Note makeshift taillights. Believe it or not, $375 was considered too much money for the car at the time! Neat color combo, though!
	David sent these images entitled "Sad Corsair". Look how kind the desert has been to the sheet metal on this car.
	Doesn't look THAT sad...
	Look at the RARE backup light deletes!
	Coral Pacer four-door hardtop abandoned in front of an old house in Wendover, Utah, January 1995. The guy won't sell it.
	Here's a Citation near Columbus, Ohio, around 1989. It was all-black with one turquoise front fender. It's been sitting for many years. The owner won't sell. He's going to restore it someday!
	Here it is again.
	This badly rusted Horizon Blue Citation was also near Columbus. It had been abandoned for many years. It had factory air and power windows. A friend of Dave's bought it for $200 around 1989.
	Here's the other side.
	An abandoned Desert Tan '59 Ranger sedan. It was very solid and could be restored. Picture taken in Ogden, Utah, 1993
	Here's a green '60 sedan that had just been purchased by a collector in South Jordan, Utah in 1993. It had been abandoned for many years somewhere in Utah.
	Here's a rare lavendar '60 four-door hardtop spotted at a small antique auto lot in Nephi, Utah in 1993.
	Here's a Spruce Green & Spring Green '58 Villager that was found sitting on a farm in Farr West, Utah around 1990.
	Here's a red & black Pacer four-door hardtop for sale in Richmond, Utah around 1993. It had been vandalized and had some broken glass and taillights.
	This Villager was found in Salt Lake City in 1991. It was owned by George Osterloh who operated a repair shop called "Broadway Garage". He bought it in 1960 and used it as a service car and parts chaser.
	Although he retired the car in 1969, it received new paint and tires and was placed in storage. Note the double stripe whitewalls, which were popular in 1969-1971. These tires indicate the time the car was restored and put to storage.
	Here's a black & white Ranger sedan northern Utah, 1991. It had a standard shift and had been hit really hard on the passenger side quarter panel.
	This is a Royal Blue Pacer hardtop Dave I found in Layton, Utah in 1991. This color is original, but it wouldn't be Royal Blue for much longer as the next picture will show...
	The same car a few months later. It had been painted white with an unusual shade of blue for the roof and scallop.
	Single tone Ice Green Ranger four-door hardtop sitting in a backyard in Hurricane, Utah. Looks like the car hasn't been used since the 1960s. Photographed in September, 2001
	Another view of the Hurricane car
	Pacer four-door sedan with an unusual color scheme; both the body and scallop are Spruce Green while the roof is Ice Green. Photographed in Nephi, Utah, September, 2001
	Here it is from behind. This car has a superb body and decent taillights.
	Ranger four-door sedan in Mesquite, Nevada. It's Spruce Green with a white top and scallop. It's so sunbaked that it looks metallic silver but it really is Spruce Green. Even the taillights were turning orange from the sun. This is a no-nonsense car with blackwalls and small hubcaps!
	This is why you shouldn't park your Edsel too close to a burning bush. This '59 Ranger two- door sedan was spotted in Ogden, Utah, 1999
	'58 Corsair offered for sale in Sandy, Utah, 1997. It's an abandoned restoration project.
	Vernal, Utah, 1997. This car was in the exact same spot in 1989.
	1960 Edsel sitting on the side of an apartment building in Springfield, Massachusetts, 2000.
	Again, from behind
	Cory Rieber's second Edsel, a plain Jane Ranger sedan with a stick & dog dish hubcaps.
	No heater, either!
	This car has a stuck motor that Cory will replace with a 390 disguised as an E400.
	Tri-tone coral Pacer! Abandoned at a repair shop since 1971. It belonged to a dentist who bought it in for repairs and never returned to pick it up! The photo was taken in 1987 but the car still sits abandoned a few blocks from the location where the picture was taken.
	This is a tri-tone red Pacer four-door hardtop in a small hoard in Clawson, Utah in 1987.
	This is a Villager wagon in a junkyard in Price Utah. The car was wearing1963 license plates but had high miles. Must have been a high-use car early in its life. Summer, 1987.
	Another Villager, sitting in someone's yard since 1967. Very uncommon coral with grey roof and scallop. A BONUS—it has dog dish hub caps.
	Here it is again.
	A '59 Ranger in a junkyard in Manti, Utah. This shows the aftermath of a front end collision.
	A nice grey and black '59 Ranger at the Clawson, Utah hoard. Summer of 1987.
	Here it is again.
	A decent nine-passenger Villager in Redwood, for sale at a used car lot in Salt Lake City, Utah, 1987.
	A '60 Ranger, gold with green interior and strange hood ornament, sitting since 1971 at a house in Price, Utah. Photo taken in summer of 1987.
	Here it is again.
	Citation hardtop in Salt Lake City junkyard, summer of 1985. It was loaded with power options such as windows and seats.
	Two Edsels found in someone's driveway in Provo Utah, summer 1985. Left is a yellow & black Corsair four-door. Right is an all-white Pacer sedan with dog dish hubcaps.
	Rear of the Corsair. Note it had a continental kit though the spare is currently stored indoors. This continental kit is very unusual as the back-up lights are on the kit, not the body of the car.
	A very tired black & red Citation four-door at a used car lot in Salt Lake City, Utah, early spring, 1985. This car was loaded too, including power windows.
	Gold Citation abandoned behind an old Chrysler dealership. There were several Desotos in this lot including a '59 DeSoto wagon. Photo taken in summer of 1985 at Heber City, Utah.
	Coral & grey Ranger in junkyard near Orem, Utah, 1984
	Black & white Ranger in same yard
	Pacer sedan in original owner's yard, Orem
	Pacer sedan in South Provo, neat backups
	Ice Green Pacer sedan in South Provo, Utah
	All-white Ranger on a farm in Payson, Utah, fall of 1984
	Aqua Corsair at "All Small Auto Parts" near Sandy, Utah
	Redwood & white Ranger sedan, Santiquinn, Utah
	Single-tone Redwood '59 Corsair, Santiquinn, Utah
	Ranger sedan behind a house in Provo, Utah
	Jonathan Knudsen's Ranger many years before he restored it
	'59 Corsair four-door hardtop, Yuma, Arizona junkyard, 1997
	Pacer two-door hardtop, perfect sheet metal, also in Yuma
	Pacer convert. Is it red or coral?
	Another Pacer convert, looks like turquoise, also in Yuma
	'59 Ranger four-door sedan, also in Yuma
	Here's another '59 Ranger sedan, also in Yuma
	Citation four-door baking in the desert sun, also in Yuma
	'59 Ranger for sale in Lehi, Utah... $1300
	'59 Corsair with dog dishes! Springdale, Utah, 1988
	Small '58 hoard behind a barber shop; Ice Green Villager
	Ranger in same group; Ranchero with Edsel clip in foreground
	My dream car is also there, and not for sale...
	Pacer four-door hardtop, Ember Red & Snow White
	Neat old Bermuda; has either stick or lever automatic.
	'58 Ranger in Malad, Idaho,1988
	Not for sale; triple yellow Pacer, Fountain Green, Utah, 1993
	Wrecked '58 Ranger, Salt Lake City, someone salvaged quarter
	It looks like maybe a tree fell on it or something
	'58 Corsair parked in early sixties d/t divorce. Chasetown, Ohio, 1985
	This is great! Small series car, St. Johns, AZ, 1989
	Pacer parts car being rescued from a farm in Riverton, Utah, 1991
	This Pacer's final days were spent as a billboard. Salt Lake City, 1985
	Citation, Stark Auto Parts, Germantown, Ohio, only 33,000 miles
	Vacant house with '58 Bermuda, Salt Lake City, ca. 1990
	'59 Ranger, Magna, Utah, SN 700020!
	'59 Ranger abandoned in a lumber yard, Ogden, Utah, 1990
	NOT FOR SALE! '59 convertible, Hamilton, Ohio, 1982
	Wanna restore this? Pacer convert, Tipp City, Ohio
	Okay, how about this? Pacer covert, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1977
	Needs interior work due to being submerged each spring
	Might need to replace this fender, too.
	I dunno, we've certainly seen worse...
	Pacer convert, Riverton, Utah, 1992; loads of potential
	Moonrise Grey '59 Villager, Gann's Auto Parts, Hamilton, Ohio
	Sad '58 Villager, Stark Auto Parts, Germantown, Ohio
	Equally sad '59 Villager, Miamitown Auto Parts near Cincinnati
	Abandoned Corsair four-door David salvaged from a quarry
	'60 hardtop in Cincinnati junkyard, '76
	It was shredded the following year
	Sold new at Russ Ballard Auto, Salt Lake City
	Low mileage tri-tone Pacer, Ross, OH
	'59 convertible, same place
	Pacer hardtop, West Valley City, Utah
	Pacer, Stark Auto Parts, Germantown, OH, 1985
	Tri-tone Pacer hardtop, same date & location
	Pacer hardtop at Boone Auto Parts in Kentucky, 1985
	Pacer four-door hardtop, same date & location
	Another one at Boone's. See the other Edsels here?
	Tri-tone Citation two-door, Provo, UT
	Farmington, New Mexico, '58 Ranger sedan, W8UF722062; a real plain Jane with nothing except a radio and backup lights.
	Here's the same car from behind.
	Another Ranger sedan in the same yard, W8UF729697. This car had dual antennae and a dealer sticker from Pioneer Edsel in Bismarck.
	This '59 Ranger two-door sedan had a Dial-a-temp heater. C9UC710611
	'59 Ranger sedan, W9UF709331. George Foran says the trunk in this car was absolutely spotless. Can't beat that desert climate!
	'59 Ranger, Lantz Bros. Garage, Plainfield, Il, 1991 (Steinar Furuseth)
	Another Ranger at Lantz's; both cars were crushed (Steinar Furuseth)
	How often do you run across '60 Edsels anymore? Andy Harbaugh found this sedan in a junkyard in northwestern Ohio.