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1958 Edsel used several different brands of tires including B.F. Goodrich, Firestone and Goodyear. Blackwall tires were standard, with whitewalls of 2.25 inches wide available as an option. All Edsel tires were tubeless - a big advancement in the 1950s.
Edsel is a discontinued division and brand of automobiles that was produced by the Ford Motor Company in the 1958 to 1960 model years.
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Coinciding with the redesign of the 1960 Ford, the 1960 Edsel adopted much more conservative styling than its 1958 namesake. The vertical grille was abandoned in favor of a split grille (similar to the 1959 Pontiac), allowing for a single-piece front bumper for the first time.
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The Edsel Citation is an automobile that was produced by the Edsel division of Ford for the 1958 model year. The flagship Edsel model line, the Citation was offered as a two-door convertible; all Citation sedans were produced as hardtops.
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The 1958 Edsel line hit the showroom weeks ahead of all the other makes for that year. There were 18 models to choose from, including 5 station wagons. The Citation and Corsair models, built on a Mercury chassis, were priced to fill the gap between the Mercury and Lincoln line.
Sep 24, 2018 · The Edsel Pacer was the upmarket alternative to the Ranger, with more bright trim, spiffier interiors and some additional standard equipment. Pacer prices started around $2,700 for the four-door sedan, and topped out at $3,700 for the car featured on these pages, the two-door convertible.
