In the good old days, cars like this 1955 Ford Country Squire station wagon were a staple of suburban America. Many of us can remember family vacations in cars just like this, and that may explain why wagons are once again popular with collectors—the pull of nostalgia is what drives the hobby, after all. It would be unfair to refer to this car as merely a station wagon, however. The Country Squire was the top-of-the-line Ford in 1955…
In the good old days, cars like this 1955 Ford Country Squire station wagon were a staple of suburban America. Many of us can remember family vacations in cars just like this, and that may explain why wagons are once again popular with collectors—the pull of nostalgia is what drives the hobby, after all. It would be unfair to refer to this car as merely a station wagon, however. The Country Squire was the top-of-the-line Ford in 1955 and with beautiful styling and V8 power, it wouldnt be impossible to imagine a garage in the 1950s with both one of these and a Thunderbird parked next to it and an owner who enjoyed them both equally.