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This is essentially the Ford version of a Chevrolet Nomad, both are very unique in styling and design. The biggest difference in the 2 vehicles today is price. You can buy a Ford Ranch Wagon for half of what a Nomad would sell for, and sometimes less than that! These are a bargain when compared to a Nomad, and they are practically the same car. Powering this 57- Ranch Wagon is a 428 Big Block Ford V8 engine that was donated from a 1972 Lincoln and was bored 0. 030 over. Hooker Headers flow to the Borla exhaust creating an awesome sound to this -family- wagon. A C6 automatic transmission transfers the power to the stock rear end with ease. This Ranch Wagon was originally a green car, it now features a red and white color combination that pops in any light and stands proud in a crowd. The vinyl interior is also finished in red and white with custom upholstered seats and interior panels. The odometer reads 5,187, but the actual mileage is unknown. The original odometer...

This is a very rare 2 door Ranch Wagon. 1 of approximately 500 built. The styling of this car is over the top. Check out the Fins on the back of this car. 1960 Style is all over. The bright work on the car it is like new. I guarantee that you will be the only one cruising into the show in one of these. This very rare wagon is mostly original sheet metal under the original Meadowvale Green color. This wagon has undergone a complete frame off restoration. It is powered by a 351 Windsor 4-barrel Crate engine. The transmission is a 3 on the tree synchronized unit...

Is this Gasser practical. NO? Will you love every minute you are driving it. absolutely! This is the most enjoyable vehicle you will ever drive, and this trend is never going out of style! Originally a Ford Tudor wagon from Arizona this classic body has no rust! The extravagant paint scheme will turn everyone's head when you blow by and is called Sea Haze Green and was painted by House of Color in Atlanta. Equipped with a rebuilt 390 t. 030 FE engine with Holley 750 on Edelbrock intake, Mallory dual point distributor, well headers and top loader big input and output shaft 4 speed manual transmission with Hurst shifter, 9' Ford rear end and 350 gear ratios with traction lock with 31 spline axles (Strange), 6 foot ladder bars, and rare 20 spoke 15x4 Kelsey/Hayes front runners, 15x10...

This is one of those classic cars you will fall in love with at first sight. This Wagon presents itself in absolutely beautiful condition, it is extra clean. You will have a hard time finding one that is comparable to this beauty. The body is just straight with beautiful paint. The color combination looks great and in combination with a recently rechromed bumper, this car is a real head turner. Open the door and you see an almost flawless interior. No dirt on the carpet, no rips in the seats or headliner. Everything looks real good. The 260ci V8 starts on the first key turn and sounds healthy like in 1963 when the wagon rolled out of the factory. The transmission shifts smoothly through the gears. It is a pleasure to drive the Fairlane down the road. There are no...

Step back in time with this classic 1954 Ford Ranch Wagon. This vintage beauty boasts a vibrant red exterior, a color that immediately catches the eye and exudes a sense of nostalgia. Inside, you'll find a charming red and black cloth interior that complements the exterior, creating a stylish and timeless aesthetic, especially with the sleek shaved door handles. Under the hood, this Ford Ranch Wagon is powered by a robust V8 engine, paired with a manual transmission. This powerful combination offers a smooth, engaging drive that any classic car enthusiast would appreciate. This model retains its original features, adding to its vintage charm. Enjoy the simplicity of an AM radio, a feature that harkens back to simpler times and adds to the overall retro appeal of this classic vehicle. The interior is furnished with comfortable cloth seats, providing a...