Rare Trio Of Stainless Steel Fords Heading To Auction

Only 11 of these cars were built in a marketing partnership between Ford and Allegheny Ludlum Steel.

In an attempt to show off the durability and aesthetics of stainless steel, Pittsburgh-based Allegheny Steel commissioned Ford to build a total of six 1936 Ford Tudors, and each would log more than 200,000 miles over the next 10 years as promotional vehicles driven by Allegheny executives. Only four of these cars are known to have survived to today, and one of them is on permanent display at the Heinz History Center in Pittsburgh.

There are no pre-auction estimates for how much this three-car lot could end up selling for, but rest assured, it should be a hefty sum of money. We’ll definitely be interested to see how much these three stainless steel Fords end up selling for. In the meantime, be sure to let us know which of these three looks the best in its stainless body.

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