1958 Red Convert!

Ford Fairlane 1958 Description

This 1958 Ford Fairlane 500 convertible is a totally restored . and originally from Florida. it has the 352 engine and auto transmission. this car is like new inside and out. this car is as nice under as it is on top. This car needs nothing and is ready to show or go. new tires top off this outstanding classic. Take a closer look. call me for more details. Ken Snow 1 507 213 1232 or email me at kens@americanclassicsandhotrods. com this is in our Minnesota location. Fairlane frontal styling for 1958 bore a familial resemblance to that year's new Thunderbird. while ovoid taillight pairings distinguished the big Fords at the rear. Swathes of gold anodized body-side trim marked the flagship Fairlane 500s. A new 300-hp. 352-cid Thunderbird Special V8 option became available in premium models during 1958. The Fairlane and Fairlane 500 rolled into 1959 with more conservative styling and new rooflines featuring reshaped wrap-around rear windows on sedans. Soon after 1959 production started. though. Fairlane 500 closed models were demoted to mid-level status. as new Galaxie styles. with Thunderbird-inspired rooflines. arrived. At the same time. a simple badging change converted 1959. Ford Sunliner convertible and Skyliner retractable hardtops to Galaxie models. As in 1958. all full-size '59 Fords except the Skyliner were offered with Ford's standard 223-cid six-cylinder engine. “Thunderbird” V8s of up to 352-cid were again available. Excepting the occasional Skyliner. the distinctive but rust-prone 1958 Fairlanes are uncommon today. The '59s have seemingly fared better. A nicely turned-out 1958-59 Fairlane 500 is sure to attract admirers at any Ford gathering. At our dealership we work very hard to accurately describe our vehicles through text descriptions and elaborate photos. When you purchase a pre-owned vehicle it is not a new vehicle. Any used vehicle can have normal wear and blemishes. Before placing a bid please read the descriptions thoroughly and view all pictures.