1954 Ford Crestline

In the 1950 s the automobile industry was getting to be extraordinarily competitive, and because of this car manufacturing companies needed to up their game. Ford was looking to grab the attention of people and be unique enough that journalists would write writeups to lure the people to their vehicles. With the 1954 Ford Skyliner they did just that. It was based on the two-door hardtop Crest model from before, and then Ford went one step further. They added a tinted glass top to give a more open air type of feeling. It was big for Ford solely because this was the first model to hold a glass roof which was mass produced in cars that were affordable for people. In 1954 only 13,144 models were built, and they became a very hot vehicle due to the uniqueness and limited amount. This particular 1954 Ford Skyliner is one of those 13,144. On top of being one of the limited amounts, it is 100% entirely original. This Ford is powered by the Y block 239 V8 engine, and it has a 3 Speed Manual transmission. It is a Sandstone White, with a White and Green interior. It also has the Tinted Green glass top! Like stated before, nothing on the inside has been altered, and it remains an original survivor making it all the more unique, being there were only that 13,144 produced. On a side note, a neat fact about this vehicle is that it came from Casino magnate Bill Harrahs museum collection in Las Vegas, Nevada. This 1954 Ford Skyliner has 80,007 original miles. Best of all is that you can on this gorgeous, rare, stylish piece of history for a total of $44,998!