361cid E-400 V8, 3-speed/overdrive transmission, 3.89:1 axle ratio
Edsel number
727302 manufactured in Louisville, KY on February 17, 1958
Owner:
unknown (online auction car)
The interior is done in tan and coral material. Dash is great with rebuilt speedometer,
switches, new "Car Shop" orange-faced gauges in the dash. New Sony CD player and speakers
in the back. This is a heater delete car ("rare"). There is a newer black rug and
headliner with an overhead console, and the lights work on it and it holds your sunglasses or
whatever.
The motor is the original 361 V8 that has been all rebuilt with just over 400 miles on
it. The heads were redone and it has a newer Holley dual feed carburetor. Exhaust
manifolds with 2.5 dual glass packs and beautiful "Meg's" chrome exhaust tips ($100 just for
those tips). She sounds awesome! Previous owner said that the motor is pushing
around 340 HP. Engine compartment is topped off with a Holley air cleaner, Edelbrock chrome
valve covers, chrome overflow container, new radiator, electric fuel pump that is painted and
detailed up. Transmission is a T-10 4-speed that has been all rebuilt with a new clutch
and pressure plate. She shifts great. Rear end has 355 gears, with new brakes.
Brakes are power disk brakes with a 2" drop spindles. Dual master cylinder with power
booster, and new lines and proportioning valve. She stops on a dime! This is a very
nice update. Front end is nice and tight. The underside of the car is solid. Frame
and floors are solid. Newer American Racing rims, with newer tires on them.
The car runs and drives great! You can drive this car anywhere.
Location:
Tonawanda, New York
Owned since:
unknown
Mileage:
104,449
Condition:
Runs and drives very well
Originality:
Customized
Accessories included:
See below
Notes:
This car has been painted in a light tan and a dark coral metallic base coat clear coat
paint. There are some dust particles in the clear on the hood. The paint overall
looks great. The chrome is in nice shape. The front bumper has been
rechromed. The tailgate and doors work great and shut solid. Windows go up and
down good with new window channel felt and some new weatherstripping. Driver's door
window has a little crack in it at the bottom. New side glass is tinted. Windshield
is great. All the lights and signals work great. Wipers work great.
This car was a Calendar Poster Car in 1997, and comes with a picture of it in that calendar.
Information as of:
April 2004
Owner:
Reggie Turner
Location:
Buffalo, New York
Owned since:
unknown
Mileage:
unknown
Condition:
Show car
Originality:
Customized delivery wagon
Accessories included:
unknown
Notes:
This Roundup has been made into a custom sedan delivery. It has a custom paint job,
louvers in the hood and disc brakes. In 1999, this car won 2nd place at the Roanoke,
VA IEC Convention. It is currently undergoing an engine rebuild and should be ready
for the 2004 convention here in Western New York.