1951 Crown Victoria Vintage Custom "miss Vicki" Street Rodder Magazine 1975 on 2040-cars
Morganville, New Jersey, United States
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This is a chance to own a true magazine car from the 70's March 1975 Street Rodder to be exact. This 1951 Vicki was owned by Clarence Moore of Staten Island New York, Clarence had taken much pride in customizing his car through the years as seen by many vintage decals dating back to 1967 still located on the car The car saw many Indy Nats from 1963 on. The car was shown in street rodder after Clarence had taken many cross country rode trips through out the US a large geographical account of his trip is located in the magazine. Miss Vicki has gone through some minor changes through the years made by various owners but her heart and soul has not changed from a fun reliable custom car. 327 chevrolet motor with automatic trans starts and drives 63 T-Bird interior custom gauges and console many vintage gauges. The car does have some cracks and chips no peeling or rot, roof was painted black due to peeling. The car is not perfect it is custom done over 45 years ago Still shines and great to look at. Please look at pictures and if you are interested in owning a car with some provenance this is your chance. Car is located in Morganville, NJ and is For Sale Locally. Any questions please e-mail or call 732-566-9899
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