1957 Ford Skyliner Hide Away Hardtop 312 Automatic Low Mile Original Solid Body on 2040-cars
Portland, Oregon, United States
FORD SKYLINER, In 1957 the world's only “Hide-Away-Hardtop!” One minute this car is a snug, all-steel hardtop with smart This 2 owner 1957 Ford Skyliner “Hide Away Hardtop” has only 57,560 original miles and has spent most of its 57 years parked in a garage. Seldom driven in the rain which accounts for its solid rust free body and its original interior. That needing only the driver seat insert replaced and a small tear in the bolster repaired. It was repainted once by the original owner back in 1964 due to graffiti sprayed by vandals. It was repainted in the original Please check out www.riggsboysracing.com/1957 Ford Skyliner.htm for more pictures and information.
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- The car is for sale locally and I reserve the right to end the auction early.
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