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The Country Squire was in production from 1950 to 1991 and was Ford's premium station wagon. The Country Squire was initially built as a full 'Woodie' until the mid-50's where it was changed to a vinyl simulated wood pattern trim. This particular '63 Country Squire has seen a recent repaint with a base coat/clear coat white paint and has hand painted simulated wood trim and panels along with a roof rack and surf board which sure sets this wagon off and gets lots of attention. The car is believed to retain its original body panels, seats, and door panels and is in surprisingly good shape despite its age. The two-tone blue interior complements the exterior very well and with 3 rows of seating, you have plenty of room for the whole family and friends to head out on a cruise. This 1963 Ford Country Squire Station Wagon is powered by its 427 CID V8 engine and is backed by a 3-speed manual transmission. The engine is a 1967 427 CID 'Center Oiler' block and was rebuilt with an 'R code' solid lifter cam and has plenty of power to get this big wagon down the road in a hurry. The brakes...

This first-year production Country Squire 2-door is certainly one you-d love to take to the beach with plenty of room for friends and your surfboards. A brand-new blue paint job will certainly get you noticed in this wagon! The recently-rebuilt 239 CID Flathead V-8 runs like a champ and puts the power to the pavement (or the sand at the beach) via a 3-speed manual transmission with overdrive. In addition to the complete engine rebuild at 85,000 miles, the owner reports that the transmission was also rebuilt at 86,995 miles including the overdrive and claims that this very 1951 Ford Country Squire Woodie Station Wagon was once owned buy Woodie Fabricator Ron Heiden. The interior will fit 5 of your fellow surfers easily and comfortably, 6 of them if they-re already in their boardshorts, with room left over for the surf boards. The hits of the day can be cranked-out on the installed AM/FM/CD player and...

Before the introduction of the minivan and sport utility vehicles in the mid 1980's, wagons were the vehicle of choice for larger families. Whether it was a cross country road trip or a cruise down to the local drive-in theaters, larger families depended on wagons to get the job done. This particular Country Squire wagon is possibly the cleanest example of a true, un-restored, survivor. Powering this wagon is a powerful and potent 302CID 5. 0L Windsor V8 that provides more than enough power to scoot this wagon down the road. This transmission is a super smooth shifting 4-speed automatic which pairs up perfectly with the beefy V8 planted under the hood. With its 8 passenger capabilities and amazing power-train set-up, it is easy to see why these wagons were popular in the 1980's. This particular Country Squire is sporting a classic Beige and Wood paint theme...

Holiday Road! This story begins in 1977 when a family out of the suburbs of Chicago drove to Schmerler Ford in Elk Grove Village to purchase a family vehicle. 2 hours later the family left the dealership with their new '77 Ford LTD Country Squire Wagon. The family fell in love. Dad was proud to have purchased his very first brand new car. Mom was happy that dad was happy and the kids were just happy to have so much room in their new Wagon. Within a few days the decision was made to take a road trip to Acapulco, Mexico, (no, not to Walley World), for their yearly vacation. The family had such a good time that they went for 14 straight years in that very same car. The car soon became well known in Acapulco after some years of traveling there. The daily trip to the beach included up to 14 local kids in the spacious family vehicle. In 1991 it was time to retire the family Wagon, but it was out of question to put the car up for sale. It had...

This iconic wagon boasts a striking black exterior with a sophisticated wood grain finish, capturing the essence of 1970s style and elegance. Under the hood, it houses a robust 400 CI V8 engine paired with an automatic transmission, offering a smooth and powerful driving experience that is sure to impress enthusiasts and collectors alike. Inside, the wagon features a sleek black vinyl interior that complements its exterior aesthetics. The cabin is equipped with an AM/FM radio and a cassette tape player, providing a nostalgic touch to your driving soundtrack. The inclusion of power steering and power brakes ensures a comfortable and manageable driving experience, making it ideal for both city cruising and long road trips. Safety and convenience are also prioritized with the presence...