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For sale I have a 1958 Ford Edsel Pacer 2dr Hardtop. Car is mostly complete but is in need of COMPLETE restoration as it is very rusty. Floors, rockers, and trunk pan will need to be replaced and the lower part of the doors and rear driver side pillar will also need a little help. There are some rust spots on the fenders and quarters but they appear to be salvageable. Frame, from what I can tell appears to be rather solid with mostly just surface rust. Most of the glass on the car is good except the drivers side wing window is broken and there is crack in the rear driver side window as well. I believe the car is all original including engine and transmission. I have not yet tried hand cranking the engine over yet so don't know much about the engine at this time. It came with the optional Teletouch Push-Button Automatic transmission as well as heat, radio, and 3.22:1 performance rear axle ratio. So this car came with a decent number of option when it was new. From my research I understand that there were about 6700 Edsel Pacer 2dr's produced in total (only made in 1958). Of those 6700, only 6200 of them remained in the US and many of those cars did not have as many options as this car does. Now with that being said, I understand what it will take to get this car road worthy again so my $2100 asking price is negotiable. The car is located in Dallastown, PA and has a CLEAN and CLEAR PA title. If you are interested in the car or would like to come take a look at it please message me and I will get you my contact information.

I have a Pacer truck topper that came off my 1940 Plymouth truck. I believe it was made in the early 60's to early 70's (Mfd. by Robert L. Erekson Trust, Billings Mont.). It fits a short bed truck with a box size of aprox 78" long by 48" wide. I had this on my 1940 truck, but no longer use it. This is very solid construction of wood with metal sheathing. It has been garage kept and show no signs of water damage or deterioration. http://cedarrapids.craigslist.org/pts/4616143078.html The Topper is located in Cedar Rapids, IA