Ford Meteor Rideau Crown Victoria 1955 on 2040-cars
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
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WE HAVE HERE A RARE AND AMAZING 1955 FORD METEOR RIDEAU CROWN VICTORIA OLDER RESTORATION - IT GOOD DRIVER AND STILL GREAT CONDITION. 1955 Ford with a V8 272 175 hp and automatic transmission , is equipped with power steering but not work ....strap is remove . Dual exhaust Great fifty classic with look night cruiser with fender skirt and continental kit The body and paint were done about 10 years ago the paint is driver quality . Still looks good and shines nice . The chassis is in good shape and on the downside the floor are redone well .The bumper chrome is in fair shape and the front grill and crest the chrome is new . The glass is all in good condition .The interior is in excellent condition . The brakes on the car are is good . The car stops the way it should . The suspension is all in great shape . The transmission shifts smoothly , it starts up quicky and running smoothly , he It drives down the road very nicely . This is a perfect get in and go cruising car . You don't need to do anything to get in and go. It's not a 100 point show car . This is a nice driving car one you can enjoy now. Car can be viewed and test Driven any time. .. This car is in really great shape for the age..... I also have the car listed locally so if it sells I have the right to end the auction at any time. HISTORY OF METEOR 1955 TO CANADA It was announced to the press that the new Meteor line would be shown to the public on November 10, 1954 . Unfortunately, labour negotiations between the union and Ford were not going well. When the 110-day strike was finally over in January of 1955, domestic production got under way. The first Meteors rolled out the doors of the Oakville plant on February 10, 1955 . Dealers could heave a sigh of relief . When the Meteors finally did burst into showrooms, all thirteen models glittered and shone like the sensational stars they were. Meteor’s famed Wonder Ride was hyped as now
being better than ever and the Rideau Crown Victoria promised to roll
“majestically over the royal road with style, performance and quality.” It came in two-tone and tri-tone colour
schemes, a special block pattern pleat in the seats. The steering wheel and
column were offered in a range of colours to harmonize with the interior trim
and the all-new Astra-dial instrument panel.
** FOR THIS REASON ONLY 151
METEOR CROWN VICTORIA WAS BUILT
** This car is a tremendous investment only going up in value and hard to replace.
Please feel free to call Alex for any questions 514-808-1882 Please ask questions early as those that are too close to the end of auction may not be answered in time for you to bid. GOOD LUCK WITH YOUR BIDS !! Serious bidders only. If you are new to Ebay and a zero history bidder, your bid will be cancelled unless you contact me personally. Please remember that a winning bid is a legally binding agreement and failure to follow through will result in seller's pursual of Ebay and the law's strongest penalties. This vehicle is being sold AS-IS. We try to accurately describe this vehicle to the best of our ability. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to call. All shipping is at the winning bidder's expense. All paperwork must be signed and money received, before the vehicle can leave. 500.00 NON-REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT WILL BE REQUIRED WITHIN 2 DAYS OF THE END OF THE AUCTION . We do not take Paypal payments for the balance deposits only. THE BALANCE TO BE PAID BY CASH, OR BANK WIRE TRANSFER WITHIN 10 DAYS OF THE END OF THE AUCTION. |
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