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Edsel View-master Reels
Promotion of the Edsel included five (5) GAF View-master reels, one for each 1958 model.
Reel Two - The Edsel Corsair
Tricked-out E-475
Nice door trim
On the test track
Rear 3/4 view
Love that nose!
Bundle of joy
The white glove treatment
Reel Three - The Edsel Pacer
Bird's eye view of convertible
"Missed the driveway, hon?"
View from the driver's seat
Convertible side view
Kroger's having a special on bread!
Hardtop front seat
Stylish golf cart
Reel Four - The Edsel Ranger
Yeah, it's a chick magnet.
Hardtop front seat
Yeah, it's a dude magnet.
Sedan front seat
Modern styling
Powerful E-400
Go on. Impress your boss.
Reel Five - The Edsel Station Wagons
Looks like a lemon. Tree.
Bermuda on the stairs
Roundup from the black lagoon.
Really big golf cart
Front seat
Who needs a work truck?
Plenty of cargo room.
1960 Edsel $300 Allowance Certificate
Flash forward 35 years. Ron Clark Ford in Amarillo, Texas had a customer that brought in a rebate certificate and wanted to redeem it. As there was no expiration date, the customer successfully used this as a rebate towards a new 1995 Crown Victoria that he purchased. As the certificate is only valid when used by the original Edsel owner, its believed that this is the last known instance where a certificate was redeemed.
Shown here is the original hand-type envelope, the hand typed letter to the customer
and the $300.00 Allowance Certificate number E198 that is also hand typed in the
blanks. Because so much time had past (and after calls to both the regional office in
Dallas and a call to Ford headquarters in Dearborn), the customer was given $600, and the
dealership mounted and framed these historic papers for display.
(Thanks to Randy Clark for the images!)
At your Edsel Dealer
Assorted Edsel Literature
Edsel Post Cards
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Postcard from Cutbank, Montana. There's not one, but TWO Edsels in this image! |
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Newaygo, Michigan, ca. 1958 |
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Main Street, Liberty, NY, ca. 1958 |
Edsel Magazine Covers
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I'm glad they didn't really paint frames like that. |
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My all-time favorite! |
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Neat pictures inside... |
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Both of these cover cars are well known prototypes. |
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Check out the fender & door trim on this Ranger. |