1981 Ford Fairmont Electric Wagon – Factory-Built EVA Conversion – 1 of 5 Made This 1981 Ford Fairmont Wagon is an extraordinarily rare piece of EV history. Originally converted to full electric power from the factory by Electric Vehicle Associates (EVA), only five of these electric Fairmont wagons were ever produced. Most were delivered to the U.S.

Navy for shipyard use—this example still retains its faint Navy markings. With only 14,562 original miles, this wagon is not only rare, but also exceptionally well-preserved. Electric Powertrain Factory EVA electric conversion Runs on 20 lead-acid 120V batteries Range when operational: 30–50 miles (approx. 80 km) Onboard charger included Charges by plugging into a standard 110V household outlet No engine, no gas tank, no fuel pump—fully battery-powered Condition Mechanically complete All components intact, including charger and EV hardware Only needs new 120-volt batteries to operate like new 14,562 original miles, extremely low for its age Body retains subtle U.S.

Navy markings from its service history Rarity 1 of only 5 EVA-built electric Fairmont wagons One of the earliest factory-backed electric fleet vehicles A true collector’s piece for EV enthusiasts, Ford historians, or anyone interested in early alternative-energy vehicles