Crestline hard tops???

Devinquinn

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New member here . I've picked up a 1952 crestline victoria hardtop from my grandfather and finally found this website and I'm looking for some pics of others like mine???? Plz post ur pics
 
Devinquinn said:
New member here . I've picked up a 1952 crestline victoria hardtop from my grandfather and finally found this website and I'm looking for some pics of others like mine???? Plz post ur pics
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This is an old photo of my mother-in-law in front on my Father-in-Law's first new car..... long gone.....
 

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Sorry the nice 50 or 51 Crestliner is not a true hardtop like the 52, they wer fancyed up 2 dr. sedans. See the door/window post. Nice one though. ken ct. I dont think the 51 hard top was called a crestliner,but not sure??? ken ct.
 
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Always learning something new.. For me I was not aware the 52 Vicky was called a Crestline, but obviously it was.. Should be a nice car.. What are your plans for it?
 
itsa52 said:
Always learning something new.. For me I was not aware the 52 Vicky was called a Crestline, but obviously it was.. Should be a nice car.. What are your plans for it?
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Crestline was the "top of the line" trim package i.e. Mainline, Customline, Crestline. All Convertibles, Victoria’s and Country Squires were Crestline’s.
 
I would like to find a nice 52 or 53 Hard top. Maybe down the road.
 

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I hope that you no longer use cinder blocks to hold your car up as in your avatar. Those things are widow makers. They are also designed to hold a load better with the holes facing up like they are used in a cinder block wall. With the load on the side they are likely to collapse at any moment. Get a good set of metal jack stands made in USA.
 
As Vic stated, the Crestline Series (line) was first introduced in the 52 Model Year. Lasted till 54, when the Fairlane took over as the top of the line series.

The Victoria was Ford's name for the two door hardtop (no post). Some years it was the only hardtop, but in 56 there was a Customline Victoria.

itsa52 said:
Always learning something new.. For me I was not aware the 52 Vicky was called a Crestline, but obviously it was.. Should be a nice car.. What are your plans for it?
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I have googled pics already just looking for more . And i plan on just getting it road worthy and drive the wheels off of it. She's pretty rusty underneath. Thanx for post.
 
lol thats true... is there a website for these crestlines that is pretty much a one stop shop ?? ive looked thru mac's and all it just seems hard to find 52's parts for some reason
 
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