Barrett-Jackson is auctioning off two automobiles this month from the non-public assortment of Edsel Ford II, together with a 1958 model of the automobile named after his grandfather.

“That is an incredible alternative to purchase ‘Edsel’s Edsel,’ in addition to his Ford Woody Wagon,” Barrett-Jackson CEO Craig Jackson stated in an announcement. “This pair of good-looking automobiles carries the gravitas of being owned by an icon of the American automotive business.”

The Edsel is a Bermuda wagon that was upgraded in 2016 with a V-8 engine, three-speed computerized transmission and revamped inside. Additionally up for public sale is a 1947 Ford Tremendous Deluxe Customized Woody Wagon. Each are autographed by Edsel Ford II, a Ford Motor Co. board member and cousin of Government Chairman Invoice Ford.

The Edsel, which was discontinued in 1960 after solely three mannequin years, took its identify from Edsel Ford I, the one youngster of firm founder Henry Ford.

“I totally loved my possession expertise with these two automobiles,” Edsel Ford II stated. “I beloved the method of giving them new life with trendy expertise that made the basic automobiles extra enjoyable to drive.”