1951 Ford Victoria

Ford's first two-door hardtop - the 1951 Victoria - was said to be one of the most well-proportioned cars ever to come off the Dearborn assembly lines - and it proved its popularity by outselling Chevrolet's Bel Air by nearly 7,000 during its introductory year.

Even though the 1951 models shared body components with the 1949-1950 models, there were a few trim changes that substantially set the models apart. The most noticeable exterior change was the replacement of the single large spinner on the horizontal bar of the grill with two smaller spinners. Inside, the 1951 model featured a completely redesigned instrument panel which grouped all of the instruments in front of the driver.

Seller's Notes:

Not a spot of rust! New Wiring, Gas Tank, Front and Rear Springs, Fresh Paint and Interior Remote power doors, 2" drop.  New coil springs in the front and new rear leaf springs and shackles.

This Ford Victoria is a must see and drive. It has been adult owned and driven. Once you see for yourself I'm sure you'll agree you wont find another Victoria in this condition and mileage for the price I'm asking!

Call 402-502-8385 for more information.

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