1964 Ford Country Sedan

Definitely catches your eye


http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1964...2348542?pt=US_Cars_Trucks&hash=item232870fbfe

 

It looks like a taxi cab. It makes you wonder what people really see in their brains when they pick those type colors.
Be a good start for a Tijuana Taxi, just get a taxi light for the roof, some lettering on the doors, and some old horse blankets to throw over the seats and Voila!

 

If that's the guy's house in the background, I guess selling taxicabs pays pretty well..........

 

I saw this wagon and instantly wanted a banana cream pie.

 

I like yellow. Not taxicab yellow. Especially on something that is not a cab.

 

I would really like to see more pics of the mantion behing the wagon..... Thats old school at it's finest!

 

Where's the swing out stop sign on the driver's side?
Got a lot of nerve parking that school bus in front of my house!

 

Still, if he wanted to give it to me...

Sure is loud.

mike

 

Love the car, HATE the colour, and where is all the beautiful Country Sedan trim? I still say I would LOVE to see a Galaxie 500 XL Country Sedan 4 door hard top wagon. The one they never made. That would be simply spectacular!

 

I keep thinking about this idea, Mike (my image is to do it on a '63 though). I swear, for a decent body technician (certainly not me), it wouldn't be that difficult.

 

To beef it up, and compensate for the lack of a B-pillar I would use the convertible frame which is reinforced. Have to use the B- and C-pillars from the 4 door, along with the doors, of course, and graft the C-pillar into the one of the wagon to keep the quarter window looking right. I do believe it would work out very nicely indeed. Of course, I would only do it if I found a wrecked pair of donor cars that are otherwise doomed to the derby or crusher, since the custom job would be a bugger and a half to put back to rights.

 

Top bid was $5,251.64. Reserve price not met.

 

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