Ford Station Wagons

[vtgt500]

When living in Tucson 35 years ago purchased a '63 V8 Falcon wagon for $300.  Is absolutely rust free including unblemished, original muffler.  Has languished in heated storage.  Soon, will be doing a 100% build project utilizing a bunch of GT 350 hardware.  Planning GT350 ghost stripes.  Should be fun.

[WT6066-2600]

My father always had Ford station wagons.  Found this original drawing that came with the back up light kit that he installed.

[honker]

Remember when 

[honker]

'67 Custom 500 and redwood, I think there were a couple of redwoods like this, do they still exist, and are you allowed to drive

through them ?

[honker]

 I think this one was up on the old forum, from Car & Driver magazine 

[C6ZZGT]

This used to be in the stable...351 Cleveland, 4 barrel, shaker hood, etc.

Can I have one with hideaway lights please.......

[98SVT - was 06GT]

My father always had Ford station wagons.  Found this original drawing that came with the back up light kit that he installed.

The holy grail - a 2 door wagon.

[honker]

98SVT, for you !

Looks brand new ! 2 door, '54 Ranch Wagon. Did those rear quarter windows open ?

Mike

[98SVT - was 06GT]

98SVT, for you !

Looks brand new ! 2 door, '54 Ranch Wagon. Did those rear quarter windows open ?

Mike

They might have been sliders. Our 55 Plymouth had them. http://smclassiccars.com/plymouth/146852-2-door-wagon-very-rare.html

[JD]

Looks brand new ! 2 door, '54 Ranch Wagon. Did those rear quarter windows open ?

Mike

That wagon is beautiful!

[honker]

'54 Ranch Wagon, Radar Patrol, Kansas City.

"I've got a badge on my chest, and the right to arrest "

98SVT, here is a good view of those sliding rear quarter windows.

Mike

[honker]

'71 Torino wagon w hideaway lights.

(Ford image)

[honker]

We'll just get the paint dept. to buff it out sir ! '60 Ford wagon, Sarat Ford, Agawam Mass.

[Side-Oilers]

^^^ Man on the right in above photo: 

"Never mind the repair. Once my pants are finished inflating, I'll fly anywhere I want to go."

[557]

Gives new meaning to the term "parachute pants "...