Classic Edsel Villager

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Uploaded by on Feb 4, 2008

For all you young'ns who never heard of an Edsel, the Edsel was manufactured by the Ford Motor Company between 1958 to 1960. Although the Edsel was a excellent automobile, Ford ceased their manufacture because they were not popular with the American public. Folks just didn't appreciate the styling and didn't understand if it was supposed to be a step up or step below the Mercury. It was said to be "The wrong car at the wrong time." The word Edsel became synonomous with 'commercial faiure'.

In 1960 the Edsel Comet was reassigned to the Mecury Division and did very well. Later, in 1970 Ford released the Maverick which shared the Comet's body style. One might say the Ford Maverick was an Edsel.

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  • That's a 1959 9 passenger Villager!

    Why would somebody go and modify that with different wheels?

    You just don't modify Edsels, they're unique enough already!

  • very sweet

    thanks, idle edsel

  • Manufactured from 1957-1959. The Edsel Comet was going to come out in 1960. But was Sold to Mercury.

  • thats nice i love te oddball cars and that is allmost at the top of my list ide drive it

  • I own a Ford Mercury 58 in sweden..

  • Clarence the cross eyed Lion LOL god bless 'im :o)

  • I've heard of it but don't think I've seen one. But I love the old ones. We used to call them "Daktari" cars!!!

  • Its the one in between - called a "FreeLander" not sure if you get them over there? Landrover's "Car" strong and tough as they come with a big diesel engine (BMW).

  • I would have thought that "pinkies" was a term that we here in the colonies inherited from you all over there.

  • Is that a classic Landrover or one of these new-fangled luxery types built for the rich and infamous? (ha ha ha )

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