1958 Ford

The 1958 Ford Fairlane 500 Sunliner formed part of Ford's full-size lineup, emphasizing convertible appeal with a design incorporating quad headlights, extensive chrome accents, and prominent tailfins reflective of 1950s aesthetics. Launched within the third-generation Fairlane series, it offered improved ride quality via a longer wheelbase and optional high-performance V-8 powertrains. Approximately 35,029 units were produced, positioning it as a common yet desirable variant among period convertibles. This model features factory bodywork without custom coachbuilder involvement. Assembled at Ford's Lorain, Ohio facility, this Fairlane Sunliner spent subsequent decades in private hands. It surfaces today following dedicated stewardship, restored to high standards and ready for display or touring. Subject to a frame-off nut-and-bolt rotisserie restoration by Jerry's Classic Cars under specialist Jerry Miller, with 1,614 miles recorded since completion. The work addressed all mechanical and cosmetic elements, resulting in excellent overall condition. The H-code 352 V-8 engine appears to match original specifications, paired with a column-shift automatic transmission. Chassis: Lorain, Ohio assembly (VIN H8RC131387). Engine: 352 ci Interceptor V-8, 300 hp, 4-barrel carburetor. Transmission: 3-speed automatic. Exterior: Azure Blue paint. Interior: Blue upholstery. Features include power top, safety package elements, and period options consistent with a well-equipped example. Dimensions: 207 inches length, 78 inches width. This restored 1958 Fairlane Sunliner aligns with steady demand in the market for authentic 1950s Ford convertibles, valued for their engineering and stylistic hallmarks.