Escape to the Past: Cruising in the 1953 Ford Crestline Sunliner Convertible

[@stevenschiffel4294]

Brings back memories as my Grandmother owned one. Can't remember the model only it was a hardtop. Love the continental kit on the rear. Thanks...

[@rustedbumper]

Very cool!....one of the reasons why I do this as I love the memories people share....thanks Steve Lowry

[@nygelmiller5293]

Absolute masterpiece. Magnificently detailed, yet not vulgar. What a combination! I would die for a car that had such a beautiful bench front seat' together with pleated upholstery - that they just don't seem to have anymore. Among all the areas that are SO exquisitely retailer's is the FRONT. This is the view of a car that you FIRST s e e ,of course. Ironic that oriental designers often are no good at that. Specially on the much advertised (in Britain), electric M.G.. Their ordinary models as electrics are g ood, but the latest' in vivid green is unimaginative and vulgar. It's as if sometimes' oriental designers are "nervous" in designing a car's front' but that's the bit that matters most! Thank you for showing us this car today. A revelation!

[@rustedbumper]

Missed you Nygel.....as usual your comments are spot on...thank you Steve Lowry