Unique Edsel Bermuda from 1958. This is a rare Edsel Bermuda that was only available in the introduction year (1958). Edsel Bryant Ford, son of Henry Ford and president of Ford Motor Company founded the Edsel brand. The Bermuda had the highest possible level of equipment within the Edsel brand and was therefore equipped with really all options. In addition to the very luxurious interior, the car was provided with 'Woody' panels and frames on the outside. The characteristic for station wagon models produced by Ford and Mercury. The Bermuda came in 6 or 9-seat configuration. This concerns a 6 person where only 1.456 of it were made. The 58'er Edsels had unique boomerang-shaped rear lights. However, the shape of the rear lights caused problems when it was used as a direction indicator. The left-hand rear light appeared from a distance, pointing to the right, and vice versa. The newer models that came after the Bermuda no longer had these taillights. All station wagons are equipped with the Edsel Ranger 361cu (5.9) V8 engine as well as this Edsel. This copy has been carried out with the rare 'Teletouch' automatic transmission. The machine is then operated by means of buttons that are placed in the steering hub. A particularly rare option. The car has been restored in the past and technically overhauled and is in a well-maintained condition. The paintwork is neat and the fits of the sheet metal are good. The color scheme is beautiful, especially with the many chrome details. We rarely come across one. In short, a unique American station wagon that has only been produced for one year. To get a good idea of ​​the car, we advise you to come to one of the viewing days.