The New Ford Wagons for '57 |
| America's Most Popular |
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(circa 1957) |
It's Saturday morning, and as usual there are a lot
of Station Wagons in town, most of them Ford's. There's
Mrs Johnson in her new two-door Del Rio.
She tried them
all and finally decided on a Ford because it's soo easy
to drive and to park, it doesn't have that truck feel
some other wagons have. And as for style, well have
you ever seen a better looking Station Wagon?
At the
boar yard Ed Wilson is loading his six-passenger Country
Sedan for a weekend fishing trip. I wonder if Ed still
remembers the days when he had to tie that boat on top
of his car?
Well he sure has plenty of inside room now,
over 34 square feet of it. Speaking of room, just look
at this gang pile into that nine passenger Country Sedan.
The whole team can travel togther now, and in real solid
comfort.
Their Ford is powered by the Thunderbird V8
engine, that's the very same engine that made the Thunderbird
famous. Here are a couple of hard workers, Tim McDonald
and his business partner, a Ford Ranch Wagon.
Mac has
to keep an eye on costs, and he was really impressed
when he found out what a low low price tag this station
wagon carries. In fact, model for model, right up to
this destinguished nine passenger Country Squire, all
five Ford Station Wagon's are the lowest priced of the
low price three. No wonder there America's most popular. |
