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1958 Ford Mercury Edsel Bermuda Station Wagon 32,000 Miles on 2040-cars

US $45,000.00
Year:1958 Mileage:32330
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1958 Edsel Bermuda

One of the rarest 1950's station wagons.  This is a 6 passenger wagon with a 361V8 (352 base block), with a three speed factory overdrive and power steering.  Very original throughout with 1 older repaint that is better than driver quality but not show.  There is no rust as can be seen by the photos of the undercarriage.  The stainless and the glass are all in excellent condition.  The bumpers have been re-chromed to a very high quality. 

The interior is amazingly well preserved.  The only change was the cloth on the front seat and the carpets were replaced.  The dash is beautifully preserved for 56 years old.  The headliner is original and is in excellent condition. 

It retains its factory motor that has never been removed from the car.  It has no smoke and runs smoothly.  The transmission and overdrive work properly.  It brakes and drives nicely at 60 mph and the exhaust is new and quiet. 

This was sold to me as 32,000 actual miles.  I don't question it.  The miles are not guaranteed due to the age.  This is the best or one of the best original Bermuda's on the planet.  One of 892 built.  Very few remain.

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