1956 Ford Crownvictoria Raven Black and Colonial White

This 1956 Crown , one of 9,209 such models built for the year, is described by the seller as “all original,” including the interior and drivetrain, and is reported to have been garage-kept since it was bought new in 1956. The seller says the Crown is equipped with every factory option except for air conditioning. She describes minor blemishes including scratches, chips, and dents in the one bumper and one rocker. The is equipped with an era-correct continental kit and extended rear bumper assembly. The is optioned with power steering, according to the seller. sed on the photos, both the engine bay and underside present as generally clean, with the underside showing some grime and grease.

• The 292-cu.in. OHV V8, factory rated at 202 horsepower, is described as original by the seller.
• The two-tone paint looks to be in good overall shape.
• The bodywork appears to be straight and shows no outward damage.
• The chrome, including the roof hoop, appears to be complete and in very good shape.
• The is equipped with a continental kit.
• The engine bay and underside both display well in the photos provided.
• The interior is said to be original to the car and in good condition.

• Fender skirts will be provided.

• The seller cites scratches and “a few minor paint chips.”
• The finish is described as “original,” but the serial number plate shows signs of a repaint.
• Small dents are noted on one bumper and one rocker.
• The seller notes a small tear to the driver’s seat.
• Bubbles of incipient surface rust can be seen on one quarter panel.

• This 1956 Crown is described as “original” by the seller.
• She notes minor cosmetic issues but no significant damage.
• The seller makes no statement about the car’s functionality.
• The is equipped with a continental kit and power steering.
• The odometer reads 56,675 miles but actual mileage is unknown.

The seller states that this vehicle will be sold on a clean title in her name. This 1956 Crown is one of 9,209 similar hardtops produced for the year and is described by the seller as “an original car,” including powertrain and interior.