1951 Ford Victoria

• This vehicle is located at our Indianapolis facility - 2461 Reeves Rd #194, Plainfield, IN 46168 •

GR Auto Gallery is pleased to bring to market this exceptionally clean 1951 Ford Victoria for your consideration. The vehicle has just under 8,000 miles on it since it was frame-off restored. The paint and interior are both new and in great shape. Powering the Victoria is a rebuilt 351 Windsor V8 engine paired with a C4 automatic transmission which were both rebuilt at the time of installation. The front and rear have both been lowered 2 inches as well. Key features include: Fatman power rack and pinion stearing, Fatman swaybars, power brakes, front disc brakes, functioning air conditioning and heat, new brake lines, new gauges, and much more.

In 1951, the Ford underwent several revisions, distinguished externally by the introduction of a "dual-bullet" grille. The Victoria name (last used for 1934) returned for a two-door hardtop, giving Ford a competitor against the Chevrolet Bel Air and the Plymouth Belvedere; the Tudor-based Crestliner also made a return. Outselling the Bel Air by nearly 10%, the Ford Victoria was a marketplace success. Alongside the Victoria, Crestliner, and Country Squire, the Ford sedan line underwent minor trim revisions, with Custom Deluxe becoming Custom. Introduced in November 1950 as an option, the three-speed Ford-O-Matic became the first automatic transmission offered in a Ford vehicle. In a functional upgrade, Ford replaced the starter button with a keyed ignition.

Price does not include applicable tax, title, license, processing, and/or $199 documentation fees.

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