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Congratulations Frank.
Thanks for your help!
Thanks for the additional info Frank. Have a question though,
Isn't the Edsel retractible originally pictured, a 58? Yet the Hemming's add lists it as a 59.
George Schire
Oakdale, Minnesota
Actually, I think it's a '57 Ford dressed as a '58 Edsel.
WOW - I'm shocked - Never knew Edsel had made a retractable hard top - Thanks for the post !!!
:O
Ron, Edsel didn't.
I thought the same thing when I saw it. Could be a misprint.
Yep, several ambitious persons did take a Ford retractable and replaced a lot of body parts with those from an Edsel. Interesting exercise, if not expensive.
In Ottawa Ontario, quite a few years ago........
there was a beautifully done '58 Edsel "sedan delivery" which an enterprising restorer had made from a '57 or '58 Ford Courier. The fenders and hood line up perfectly with the coresponding Ford and the trim from the Edsel was added to make the project look authentic.
I have no idea what eventually happened to it since I haven't seen it for many many years.
Now I understand - Thanks.
What about that Marquis de Sota on the second site?