1957 Ford Fairlane 500 Sunliner goes up for sale with just 67,000 miles on the clock

The 1957 Ford Fairlane 500 Sunliner is the kind of car that makes you want to put the top down and cue up some rock ’n’ roll.

With its sweeping lines, pastel paint, and convertible top, this classic captures the carefree spirit of the 1950s like few others can.

Now, one of these beauties has popped up for sale in Holtsville, New York, and it’s every bit as charming as you’d hope.

Better yet, it’s clocked only 67,000 miles in total, with just 7,000 of those since its meticulous restoration.

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The 1957 Ford Fairlane 500 Sunliner is a road trip machine

The Fairlane name carries serious weight in Ford’s history, borrowed from Henry Ford’s own estate in Dearborn, Michigan.

First launched in 1955, the model quickly became a star of the Blue Oval lineup, spawning iconic trims like the Crown Victoria and the 500.

Overseas markets may have had their own Fairlanes, but nothing beats the authentic American-built Sunliner, especially one as well-presented as this.

This 1957 Ford Fairlane 500 Sunliner wears a show-stopping two-tone Coral Sand and Colonial White paint job, a color combo that practically screams ‘1950s summer road trip’.

It comes with all the vintage trimmings, from rear fender skirts and dual Searchlight Mirrors to the ever-stylish Continental Kit, which mounts the spare tire outside the trunk for maximum retro flair.

The seller is even including a custom car cover to keep the finish gleaming between drives.

A car with a legacy

Inside, the cabin is a time capsule of mid-century cool.

Black-and-white vinyl seats, matching door panels, and plush black carpeting create a crisp, classic look.

The original Town & Country radio still graces the dash for that period authenticity, but the owner has discreetly added a modern Bluetooth-capable system so you can stream your favorite tunes without spoiling the vibe.

Power windows round out the creature comforts, which is pretty fancy stuff for 1957, especially considering crank windows in the US only officially went extinct recently.

Under the hood, you’ll find Ford’s dependable 312-cubic-inch Y-Block V8 paired with a 4-speed automatic transmission with overdrive.

It’s not exactly a muscle car that still dominate streets in 2025, but it delivers a smooth, confident ride that’s tailor-made for sunny weekend cruises.

Adding to the collector appeal is a glove box signed by Gale Halderman, the designer who not only helped reshape the ’57 Fairlane but also went on to create the first Mustang.

With full restoration documentation and photos available, this is your chance to own a piece of automotive history that still knows how to turn heads.

Sure, it’s going to cost you $79,000, but you can’t put a price on a car with this much charm and character.

Just don’t try to drag race it against a Tesla Model S Plaid, because it might not go too well.

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