1956 Ford Cars Fact Sheet
In 1956 a four-door Victoria hardtop and two, new more powerful V-8 options were released, with 292 CID and 312 CID.
Read MoreIn 1956 a four-door Victoria hardtop and two, new more powerful V-8 options were released, with 292 CID and 312 CID.
Read MoreIn 1964 the Mustang was unexpected – but desired and acquired – in huge numbers! (NOTE: We have this sheet in place because there are differences in the 1964.5 model).
Read MoreThe Grand Prix was an all-new model for 1962. It was a performance-oriented coupe.
Read MoreDownsizing was the theme for full size Pontiac models this year.
Read MoreThe 1955 Chrysler 300 – the most powerful automobile of the year at 300 horsepower!
Read MoreFor 1954, the low-end Windsor series was dropped, leaving only the Windsor DeLuxe.
Read MoreIn a major change for 1953, the Saratoga nameplate was dropped and replaced with the New Yorker nameplate.
Read MoreThe 1957 Corvette was visually the same as the previous year.
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Read MoreFor 1958, Corvette received some major styling changes including the grille, headlights and interior.
Read MoreFor 1959 the false hood louvers and vertical chrome strips on the trunk were removed.
Read MoreFor Corvette in 1960, on the engineering front, there were some changes, most notably in engineering.
Read MoreFor 1955, V-8 powered cars, an enlarged gold “V” was prominently inserted on the front fender script that said “Chevrolet”.
Read MoreFor all practical purposes the 1953 and 1954 Corvettes were the same except for some very minor changes.
Read MoreEach 1953 Corvette was virtually hand-built and as such, there were many minor changes made during the 1953 production run.
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