Blue 1954 Ford Crestline

An original 67k mile car from Kansas

[@thomasnorman951]

Okay I want this car it's a beautiful color and the glasses really preserved

[@stevenquinn4641]

A beautiful car First year for power windows Love it My grandfather had the same model but with overdrive and no power windows I enjoyed the video

[@rogercamp6071]

When I was little my uncle had a '54 Custom line in that same color,it was T boned while he and some coworkers were on their way home in 1964,I have vague memories of riding with he and my aunt in it.

[@geraldparker7008]

Love that car

[@thomasjordan3449]

Thank you. I drove one very similar 1970/71. It certainly is a very high quality Ford. 😊🙏

[@janbonsema5888]

one of the best '54 Crestlines on YT

[@geraldparker7008]

Very nice!

[@jamnee]

The 1954 model replaced the flathead V8 with an overhead valve one. Plus a newly designed dashboard which I really like. Probably a 2 speed automatic transmission with manual steering and brakes. Nice car!

[@michaelbenardo5695]

It is a 3 speed, not a 2 speed. The first Ford 2 speed automatic came out in 59.

[@thomasjordan5578]

I had a coupe, white roof probably same blue. Build quality and materials were superior to ‘53 or ‘55.

[@geraldparker7008]

Nice

[@michaelbenardo5695]

Those battery cables are too thin for 6 volts. You should be using 1 gauge cables - the smaller the number, the thicker the wire - or else you will have slow cranking. 6 volt starters draw twice the amps as 12 volt starters. And with 6 volts, you NEVER replace bad clamps with those bolt-on ones from chain auto parts stores. You replace THE ENTIRE CABLE. Also, I though Crestlines, like the 55 Fairlane, had opening rear vent panes.

[@anthonymaniz9896]

I had a similar one in 1961 I would make 10babies in that beauty

[@malthechal]

how much would a restored Ford Crestliner cost??

[@johncollier6903]

two doors on the outside,four doors on the inside,how'd ya do dat?