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Rarest of all the 1950 Crestliner's in it's colour of Hawaiian Bronze and Mahogany, this car was designed by Auburn-Cord-Duisenberg Engineer, Gordon Buehrig. It was built in November 1950 with only 17, 601 of the Crestliner models built in the year 1950 and fewer than 8000 built in 1951. It is believed that fewer than 100 off these cars remain today. Showing 63000 miles, this car has had only four owners,. The original owner was a spinster school teacher from South Carolina; it has never been damaged, and was restored in the 1980's. Unique to the Crestliner is a factory vinyl roof, heater, radio, two tone dash, 4 spoke steering wheel, special chrome trim with two tone paint and matching newer interior with special wheel covers unique to this model. This car runs like a dream and is a pleasure to drive. The 100 HP V8 starts and runs exceptionally well. It has a manual 3-speed transmission. The car has its original 6 volt system and is untouched and is not customized in any fashion from the original production model. (Plus applicable taxes - see the fine print) |
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Please phone for details - Bill 705.750.5902