1956 Ford Fairlane

The first Crown Victoria appeared in 1955; it was a two-door six-seater coupe, part of the Ford Fairlane range. It differed from the regular Victoria model (named after a type of carriage) by having a stainless-steel band that crowned the roofline passing right over the car as an extension of the B-pillar line. The model was produced in 1955 and 1956. In 1956, Ford added its Lifeguard safety package. Wikipedia This 1956 Ford Fairlane Crown Victoria is powered by a 312 cubic inch V8 motor paired with a Ford-O-Matic automatic transmission and is finished in Spring Mist Green over Colonial White exterior with a light green vinyl and medium green cloth interior. This Crown Victoria has exterior appointments such as 15 wire wheel hubcaps with wide white wall tires, optional fender skirts, continental kit, and dual fender mounted mirrors. The interior features a 3-spoke steering wheel, upgraded Custom Autosound radio, quartz clock conversion and two-tone upholstery. This 1956 Ford comes to a quick start with a few pumps of the gas and effortlessly shifts through the automatic transmission. Although a large 155 wheel base, this car is surprisingly easy to maneuver with the power steering and brakes, to add to the ride enjoyment this Crown Victoria is optioned with factory air-conditioning (which appears to need a charge). Under the same ownership for 18 years this Crown Victoria exemplifies pride in ownership with nearly a flaw in the paint and a hardly worn interior. The odometer shows 46,977 miles which the owner states as original. If you would like to learn more about this vehicle, please contact us at Legendary Motors LLC. (Legendary Motors LLC advises all future buyers to schedule an appointment and give the car a personal look or have the vehicle inspected by a qualified professional. Although we do our absolute best to represent the vehicles accurately everyone has their own opinion on conditions and ratings.)