The Ford Custom was a historic automobile model produced by Ford in the United States, Canada, and Australia from 1949 to 1981. Introduced in 1949 as the top trim level in Ford's range, the Custom marked a new era of design following the post-war period. With a wheelbase of 114 inches and an overall length of 196.8 inches in 1950, the Custom exemplified Ford's commitment to innovation and style.
In 1950, the model underwent a name change to Custom Deluxe, before being rebranded as Customline in 1952. This name change coincided with the Customline's transition to a midrange offering, positioned between the Mainline and Crestline models in Ford's
