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Lovingly referred to as the 'Shoebox' the 49-51 Fords have a following all their own. The Crestliner represented the top of the line model for 1950 featuring luxurious features like two-tone paint, vinyl roof and fender skirts. This example you see here is finished in an eye catching red and black color combo. As you walk around the vehicle you'll notice nice details like the bullet nose grill, jeweled hood ornament and wide white wall tires. Take a seat inside and you'll find the two-tone color scheme throughout. The front and rear bench seats are cloth and the painted dash is handsome as can be. Under the hood is a 255 cubic inch Mercury Flathead V8 and...

Ford Motor Company designed one of the most recognizable American cars of all time. Often referred to as a 'ShoeBox Ford,' 1949-1951 Fords featured slab sides and prominent 'bullet' nose. Several body styles were available including the Crestliner 'Sport Sedan'. These 2 door sedans featured two tone paint schemes which aimed at the Chevrolets of the time which often had a contrasting roof color. This particular Crestliner has a very sharp black and burgundy scheme which has a classic look. It sits on classic wide white wall tires with hub caps. Under the hood you'll find a 239 CID Flathead V8. Backing the V8 is a 3 speed manual transmission with overdrive. The transmission is shifted on the column which is a very enjoyable way to drive. It's tough to beat the way a...