Ford Station Wagons

[Bill Collins]

Also seen driving around Ford Carlisle - The "Prequel" (Being as it's a '69) Wagon Queen Family Truckster, complete with Aunt Edna on the roof, dog leash off the back bumper and Lou Gluts Motors dealer plate!

[Lincoln tech]

Also seen driving around Ford Carlisle - The "Prequel" (Being as it's a '69) Wagon Queen Family Truckster, complete with Aunt Edna on the roof, dog leash off the back bumper and Lou Gluts Motors dealer plate!

That was priceless laughed my butt off, shame that most of the crowd had no clue as what that was ( mainly young )

[honker]

Propayne & Bill thanks for those great photos from Carlisle !

Here's I think a '73 Country Squire at Crane Lake, Minnesota.

Mike

[propayne]

Mike - thanks for the magazine! Very cool, unusual and a great addition to my collection.

I sent you a PM and an email but wanted to make sure.

- Phillip

[honker]

Family with a '60 ? Country Sedan, the mother and daughter look pretty pale ! The father almost looks like Carroll Shelby.

Mike

[Side-Oilers]

Definitely a '60. Wonder what year the photo was taken? Judging by hairstyles, early to mid '60s?   

Also, the car's bumper is still shiny but the paint is oxidized...so I'd guess 1963-64.  It has a drill-on dealer nameplate, so they're probably east of New Mexico...and thus added to my factoring of the date.

And yes, judging by the complexions, the mother and daughter must have lived (been held captive?) in their bomb shelter 23/7.

[honker]

Since we are nearing the end of summer, a few images of people on holiday having lunch out of the back of their Ford wagons, and

some kids saying " we just wanna go to the beach" 

Not sure if I have the years right, top to bottom, '64...'57...'53 and a '56 ?

Mike

[honker]

'56 Mercury Voyager Montclair on Washington tags, I think this is in the Badlands ?  Don't forget the camera on top of the car !

Mike

[6S1568]

Hey Honker, these photos sure brought a smile to my face. Thanks for posting them.

[JD]

^ Ditto, great shots

[Side-Oilers]

Since we are nearing the end of summer, a few images of people on holiday having lunch out of the back of their Ford wagons, and

some kids saying " we just wanna go to the beach" 

Not sure if I have the years right, top to bottom, '64...'57...'53 and a '56 ?

Mike

Photo #2  looks like Aunt Bee on a solo picnic at Lake Mayberry.

Her '57 has seen better days.  Is that plywood in the place of a LR window?

[honker]

6S1568....JD and side-Oilers thanks for the comments, we all need a smile these days ! Memories of our younger days,  I'm in

my seventh decade now so can relate to many of these images   

Side-Oilers great comment on Aunt Bee at Lake Mayberry, that was a great show !

And thanks to the others who have also contributed photos to this thread !

Mike

[mark p]

I guess it might be politically incorrect to note that it looks like "Aunt Bee" could afford to skip a meal here or there 

Great pix though - this is definitely fun 

[honker]

what i think is a '57 Country Sedan ?  or Ranch Wagon ? with boat.

[Stillakid54]

2 door in a 57, so ranch wagon. Country sedan of the day 4 doors.