1959 FORD CONVERTIBLE – red, whitewalls, like new w/minor cosmetic blemishes. small crack in windshield. one owner. will throw in small family of chipmunks living in upholstery. needs a jump. will trade even for a 1975 Pacer or BO.
As another 1959 Ford, I would like to speak out in support of my….brethren….and just say how wonderful it would be for someone to find him/her a new home. 1959 was a very good year for Ford’s. I do object to the proposed AMC Pacer trade however….not cool!
My dad had a ’59 Ford and I think he kept it longer than any other car. It wasn’t a red convertible, though.
I hope you’re in better condition than this Ford but really, there’s nothing on this car that can’t be repaired (given enough time and money). I guess you Fords have held up pretty well over the years.
It seems quite wrong, this Ford in a Corvette graveyard. Especially as it looks like it needs burying too. Except the chrome – that is when they knew how to make it, last thing to rust.
It would make a cool prop for senior portraits, but I think my wife would have a different opinion.
It’s the only Ford in the Corvette graveyard. The seniors would love the Corvettes.
Here I am Ken, I love these old cars!
You might want to pass on this one, Chantal.
As another 1959 Ford, I would like to speak out in support of my….brethren….and just say how wonderful it would be for someone to find him/her a new home. 1959 was a very good year for Ford’s. I do object to the proposed AMC Pacer trade however….not cool!
My dad had a ’59 Ford and I think he kept it longer than any other car. It wasn’t a red convertible, though.
I hope you’re in better condition than this Ford but really, there’s nothing on this car that can’t be repaired (given enough time and money). I guess you Fords have held up pretty well over the years.
Oh, the Pacer thing was a joke because they are extinct. There are no remaining Pacers left.
Oh wow! Nice..I’ll have to think about it…lol!
Okay. That’s enough thought.
What a find! When I am in the market, I want you scouting for me 🙂
Thanks, Anita. Wait till you see the spacious trunk!!!
LOL, a bargain at any price!
Thanks, Tina. What would it take to put you in the driver’s seat?
Is that a Corvette hiding behind the Ford?
I like the growth inside the wheel wells… very nice!
Yes it is, John. I don’t know how the ford got into the Corvette graveyard but it’s been there a long time.
It seems quite wrong, this Ford in a Corvette graveyard. Especially as it looks like it needs burying too. Except the chrome – that is when they knew how to make it, last thing to rust.
Wait a minute… a Corvette GRAVEYARD? Oh, the horror!
Great shot by the way, Ken. Believe it or not, in the right hands with a bucket full of money, that thing could be a terrific cruiser.
Thanks, Toad. I’ve seen cars come back from worse conditions than this but you’re right, it will take someone with deep pockets.