1955 FORD CUSTOM SEDAN DELIVERY 2 DOOR PANEL VAN KNOWN AS "ENDLESS SUMMER"!
REBUILT ORIGINAL V8 ENGINE
C6 AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION
FORD 9" REAR END
POWER STEERING
WILWOOD POWER DISC BRAKES
MSD ELECTRONIC IGNITION
STUNNING CUSTOM HAND PAINTED GRAPHICS & PIN STRIPING
ROOF RACK FOR SURF BOARDS
SHAVED HANDLES
CUSTOM CRAFTED TEAR DROP OIL CAP & MERCURY VALVE COVERS
AFTER MARKET CD STEREO & GAUGES
CUSTOM CUT OUT DUAL EXHAUSTS
CUSTOM TRANSPARENT SEE THROUGH DASH SECTION
CUSTOM BUILT RADIATOR & SHROUD
FULLY CUSTOM INTERIOR WITH LEATHER & CLOTH MATCHING TRIM
CUSTOM SILL PLATES
FULLY TUBBED
The "Ford Crestmark' body was Ford?s marketing name for body-on-frame construction, to be found on the 1953-1956 models such as the Ford Crestline and Ford Fairlane series. It was Ford's term to emphasize the quality, solid feel, and new features of its bodies, similar to General Motors' "Fisher Body" designation.
The "Crestmark Body" branding highlighted several engineering and comfort features in Ford's 1950s vehicles:
Construction: The bodies featured welded structures designed to eliminate rattles and vibrations, contributing to a more solid feel. They also incorporated significant sound deadening and insulation for a quieter ride.
Features: Depending on the model and year (primarily 1953-1956), these bodies were available with modern options for the time, such as power steering, power brakes, power windows, and power seats.
Models: The term was used in advertisements for the top-trim Ford Crestline (1952-1954) and the subsequent Ford Fairlane (introduced in 1955) series. Specific body styles within these lines included the Victoria hardtop, Sunliner convertible, and the unique Skyliner with its transparent acrylic roof panel
