361cid E-400 V8, Teletouch automatic transmission, 3.89:1 axle ratio
Edsel number
703052 manufactured in San Jose, CA on September 24, 1957
Owner:
Art van der Put
Location:
The Netherlands
Owned since:
February 2004
Mileage:
150 (on rebuild)
Condition:
Fully restored show car
Originality:
All parts are factory authentic for the car
Accessories included:
Radio, Power Brakes,
Wheel Covers with Spinner, Rocker Panel Mouldings, Windshield Washer,
Bumper Guards, Dual Exhaust, Carpet, Dual Hooded Side Mirrors,
Back-up Lights, Compass, Electronic Clock, Fender Skirts, Continental Kit
Notes:
The "Finest Edsel Pacer Convertible in America" title is up for grabs - this car's
moved on to the Netherlands! See below for accurate notes from the last owner.
Information as of:
December 2003
Owner:
unknown (online auction car)
Every mechanical component of this car has been rebuilt - engine, transmission,
brakes, exhaust, etc. Correct FoMoCo markings on all glass including the
windshield, correct threshold plates. The entire interior has been perfectly
restored with the correct materials, by hand, right down to the Edsel rubber
insert in the front carpet by the driver's foot. The convertible well even
has the drain that was there in the original car. Correct trunk mat and
correct jack. The undercarriage has been detailed. Every piece of chrome
has been rechromed, every piece of stainless has been polished. New rubber
seals have been used in every part of this car. And it runs and drives as
beautifully as it looks.
Probably the finest Pacer convertible in the country.
Location:
Fairfax, Virginia
Owned since:
unknown
Mileage:
150 (on rebuild)
Condition:
Fully restored show car
Originality:
All parts are factory authentic for the car
Accessories included:
Radio, Power Brakes,
Wheel Covers with Spinner, Rocker Panel Mouldings, Windshield Washer,
Bumper Guards, Dual Exhaust, Carpet, Dual Hooded Side Mirrors,
Back-up Lights, Compass, Electronic Clock, Fender Skirts, Continental Kit
Notes:
Best of Show at the Edsel Club.
Recipient of the Ford Motor Company Award.
The body is absolutely dead straight. This car was completely disassembled from
the ground up and reassembled using many N.O.S. Edsel parts. The car has been driven
about 150 miles since the restoration has been completed about 2 years ago.