The Fairlane was manufactured from 1955-1970 to fill the mid-sized car segment in the Ford lineup. Produced through seven different generations in many body styles including two-door, four door, station wagons and convertibles. This Second generation Fairlane model was manufactured from 1957-1959. Given a new modern style with a sleeker look and low tailfins. A look that resonated with customers to the extent that Ford outsold Chevrolet in 1957 for the first time since 1935. This 1957 Ford Fairlane is painted in a sleek white. There is an abundance of shiny chrome from the bumpers, trim that make the exterior of this Fairlane really pop. The interior is tastefully done in a black and white that really compliments the exterior. This Fairlane is a hard top automatic convertible. Of course, the roof is the star of the show with a Ford Fairlane 500 and yes, it's in fully operational condition. This styling and engineering statement was a badge of honor for Ford when it debuted. It's still...

This classic Fairlane is sporting a stunning two toned Green & White paint job that has the elegant 50's vibe. Being the first year of the second generation of Fairlanes, the second generation offered a more sleek design and pack a more powerful punch thanks to the 312 CID they put in them originally. Inside, the Fairlane 500 features a classic cloth interior that exudes vintage charm. The cabin is equipped with an AM radio, allowing you to enjoy the nostalgic sounds of the past as you drive. The inclusion of power steering enhances...