Dataplate specifications
Citation, 4-door hardtop, Gold Metallic with Frost White and Jet Black
White vinyl/Gold cloth interior

"E-475" 410cid 345bhp V8, Teletouch automatic transmission, 2.91:1 axle ratio
Edsel number 700486 manufactured in Los Angeles, CA on September 30, 1957

Information as of:  October 2008

Owner:   Brett Horowitz
Location:   Lake Worth, Florida
Owned since:   September 2008

Mileage:   61,000
Condition:   Drives well, needs minor restoration
Originality:   Minor customization

Accessories included:   Town & Country Radio, Power Brakes, Power Steering, Wheel Covers with Spinner/Discs, Compass, Tinted Glass, Tri-tone Paint, Electric Wipers, Speed Warning Light, Bumper Guards, Hooded Side Mirror

Notes:

Information as of:  August 2008

Owner:   unknown (online auction car)
Location:   Englewood, Florida
Owned since:   unknown

Mileage:   61,000
Condition:   Show car
Originality:   unknown

Accessories included:   Town & Country Radio, Power Brakes, Power Steering, Wheel Covers with Spinner/Discs, Compass, Tinted Glass, Tri-tone Paint, Electric Wipers, Speed Warning Light, Bumper Guards, Hooded Side Mirror

Notes:
The mileage looks to be original.  Engine and transmission have been rebuilt and has a good working Tele-touch transmission selector.  New radial tires with about 500 miles on them.  Chrome and trim are in good shape.  Working radio.  Driven daily, and drives very well.

The car's owner has a fourteen car garage, and this was car number fifteen in the collection, so on the auction block it goes.

Information as of:  April 2004

Owner:   Albert Rogler
Location:   Scituate, Rhode Island
Owned since:   August 1973

Mileage:   unknown
Condition:   unknown
Originality:   unknown

Accessories included:   Town & Country Radio, Wheel Covers with Spinner/Discs, Tinted Glass, Tri-tone Paint, Electric Wipers, Speed Warning Light, Bumper Guards, Hooded Side Mirror

Notes:
From Allen Rogler -
When my dad finished restoring the car in 1976, he applied "Ontario Motor Speedway" decals which he had bought back in the early 60's to the inside of the vent windows, because the car originally came from California.  Then everyone began asking him if it originally was one of the Edsels to go around the speedway on display.  He just replied, "No, I just had those decals from when I visited the speedway years ago, and decided to put them on my car".  To this day there are still some that think the car was one of the chosen few.