Dataplate specifications
Corsair, convertible, President Red with Snow White
Red/White vinyl interior

361 Super Express V8, Dual-Power 3-speed transmission, 2.91:1 axle ratio
Edsel number 727300 manufactured in Louisville, KY on February 25, 1959

Information as of:  December 2012

Owner:   St. Louis Car Museum
Location:   St. Louis, Missouri
Owned since:   unknown

Mileage:   75,326
Condition:   Show car
Originality:   Custom door panels, red dash buttons and trunk carpet

Accessories included:   Heater/Defroster, Radio, Power Steering, Whitewall Tires, Wheel Covers with Spinner, Day/Night Rear View (no Side Mirrors), Two-tone Paint, Rocker Panel Mouldings, Dual Exhaust, Back-up Lights, Fender Skirts

Notes:
"This beautifully restored example shows wonderfully from all angles!  The exterior paintwork and chrome are in magnificent condition, and the under hood presentation is ready to impress!  It showcases a solid original frame and body panels, with a very comprehensive cosmetic restoration to like-new condition.  The carpeted trunk does lack the original spare, but is ready to haul mountains of luggage to your next touring event.  It comes to us from a prominent collection in Texas where it has been cared for with great appreciation.  Unfortunately, the St. Louis Car Museum does not have enough documentation to support a true, actual mileage claim.
This Edsel starts with ease and will impress the driver with its confident road manners."

(Red/White interior trim combination was not a standard option.  The stamped VIN plate's TRIM code is blank, indicating this was a custom order.)

Information as of:  June 2007

Owner:   unknown (auction car)
Location:   Tulsa, Oklahoma
Owned since:   unknown

Mileage:   93,000
Condition:   Excellent driver
Originality:   Repainted in factory colors

Accessories included:   Heater/Defroster, Radio, Power Steering, Power Brakes, Whitewall Tires, Wheel Covers with Spinner

Notes:
From the June 2007 Leake Auction report (submitted by Jim Turner):

"Economy restoration with no concern or attempt at being authentic, solid body and decent but far from show quality chrome or glass, missing a few pieces of trim and badging.  Overall condition 3-.
Bid to $20,600 and SOLD.  Ran over the block on several occasions, taken up to $25,000 on one run, new owner ran it the day after buying it where it went to $22,500, no sale.  Another one of the cars that was part of a distress sale due to a bad bidder at another sale."
(The side trim does not meet in the front)