1958 Edsel Pacer Convertible

Description

What I have gathered about this 1958 Edsel Pacer Convertible is; it that it was transported from Texas to Nh. in 1980. I believe it was stored indoors from then until the early 2000s, because the 79951 miles on the 1980 issued Texas inspection sticker is the same as now, it was never registered after leaving Texas, plus it's in relatively well preserved condition. It was then driven outdoors onto a concrete pad ten or so years ago, covered up and forgotten. I bought it in hopes to preserve it by getting it into the hands of new deserving owner. The pics should describe the condition. The only rot spots other than the floorboards (typical convertible) and rear bumper filler (rainwater running off the trunk) that I see are pinholes in the corner of the hood and above one headlight. The engine runs. (I took a video) There is a hole cut into the floor most likely for a floor shifter at one point, but apparently the Teletouch was replaced because it looks newer was working at time of being parked, as I had to disconnect it to roll it. It has a "new?" complete dual exhaust system, and all of the rubber brake lines look to have been replaced. I believe someone did a lot of work on this car prior to parking it in 1980. It has a factory tach, power seat and dual hooded mirrors. The car looks to have been painted only once, and does not show any major signs body filler. As far as I can tell, the only missing parts are the air cleaner and hubcaps. I have no keys. I have 50 pics and the video of the engine running. Please let me know if there's something specific you would like to see and I can email it to you.**This car will be sold with a BILL OF SALE only. I HAVE NO TITLE.** **This car will be sold with a BILL OF SALE only. I HAVE NO TITLE.**New Hampshire. is a "non title state" and does not issue titles for cars manufactured before 2000. Please check with your DMV about buying a non-titled car from Nh. before bidding. *Please note, I have only run the engine for verification purposes by pouring gas down the carb. The car will need to be winched onto its transportation vehicle. Thank you for looking, and happy bidding. :-)