1952 Ford Crestline on 2040-cars
Newark, Ohio, United States
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Up for auction today we offer a very nice 52 Ford Crestline Victoria 2 dr. hardtop in good running condition. Original flathead Ford V-8 with the rare Ford O Matic auto. transmission. The odometer is showing 74,000 miles and judging from the cars interior I believe its correct. The car was repainted a couple of years ago and looks very nice and straight looking down the sides. same with the chrome on the bumpers. The interior looks to be complete and original showing normal wear and sun fading for the age with one split in the front seat. The frame and floors are solid however the inner rockers and body mounts at the rockers show some rust that was not repaired. (See Photos) The glass is good with the exception of the drivers door. If the buy it now is used I will have that replace. The optional fender skirts are in the trunk. Nice old Ford that you can drive and enjoy Today!
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