The 1951 models featured a new front grille and engine displacement was raised to 320-cid delivering 152-hp. Today these convertibles are very desirable, with only 8,000 being produced from 1949 to 1953.

Offered here is a rare, full leather interior version of a 1951 Roadmaster convertible. The car is powered by a 320-cid Fireball inline eight-cylinder engine. Backing the engine is a Dynaflow two-speed automatic transmission. The exterior is finished in ivory and is wonderfully accented by brightwork, polished wheel covers and wide whitewall tires. Other options include exterior mirrors; power steering, brakes and windows. It also has a convertible top with a black boot.

This beautiful example is reported to run and drive fantastically, and is one of less than twenty known to exist. It shows 98,565 miles on the odometer which the owner believes to be original to the car.