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Dubbed the name 'Betty', this LTD wagon has been in many television shows, movies, and commercials. Most recently she was Betty Drapers car in seasons 6 & 7 of the AMC TV show, Mad Men. Betty was manufactured in Los Angeles and has spent majority of her life in Southern California. She was originally purchased by collector Hiram Bond. In 2004 she was purchased by collector Jeff Frank, who lent Betty out to various film projects.

Cosmetically, Betty is in excellent shape and has been repainted only once. Mr. Frank had the wood decals on the side removed, then applied a coat of the original color, Red, before adhering new wood decals. 1966 was the first year they introduced the 'magic door' which is a lift gate that opens from side to side, and up and down. It made it much easier for passengers to access the rear seats and easy access for cargo hauling. Betty is powered by her original engine, the all powerful 390 CID V8 that runs...

This is a very nice one folks. It almost looks like new and the seller claims the miles shown are actual. It is not documented, but it sure looks like a 27,000-mile car, inside and out and it comes from a high-quality oriented seller's collection, comes with a Marti Report, several receipts and factory build sheet! It was built June 7, 1977.

The exterior is beautiful. almost on par with a Lincoln Town Coupe from the same year, right down to the hide-away headlamps, which work correctly. The paint was resprayed several years ago and is very nice, looks factory, and the trim, and chrome are surprisingly good- and again, almost looks new.

The interior is equally nice, with numerous creature comforts including power windows, power locks, and power driver's seat. The air conditioning...

The LTD model was introduced in 1965 as Fords highest trim level on the full-sized Galaxie. Through its long run the LTD was sold in many variations including a two-door, four-door, convertible and a Country Squire wagon. This second generation was produced from 1969-1978. The new model was given a major redesign making the car even larger than its predecessor. By 1972, five- mile front and rear bumpers and tougher seat belt regulations were introduced to comply with Federal safety regulations. Ford marketed the 1972 LTD as a luxury full-sized top-of-the-line model. Emphasizing its bold styling, deep cushioned plush interiors and an abundance of standard features.

This 1972 Ford LTD Brougham two-door is painted Light Green with green cloth interior. Under the hood is a 460 CID V-8 attached to a C-6 automatic transmission. Comfort features include A/C, AM/FM Radio with a...

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...