Most wouldn't think of the ponycar genre when viewing the Edwards America. Instead, it looks more like the Chrysler Falcon/K-310/C-200/D'Elegance show cars of the mid-1950s.
But the long-hood/short-deck design is there, along with the V-8 up
front, the sporty intentions and the light weight. And had Sterling
Edwards built more than six of the wonderful fiberglass cars, we could
see how their design would eventually evolve into something more like
the Mustangs and Camaros of the 1960s. This four-pager from SIA #35,
July-August 1976, follows the America's development and extremely
limited production run.
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