1976 Ford LTD Country Squire

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    4 wheel disc

    Wow, super clean, and 4 wheel disc, really can't belive they had that then. Awsome Ford
     
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    I'm thinking we saw this one on ebay or craigslist before. It originated in Colorado. Anyone remember it? The silver with red interior is what stuck out in my mind.
     
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    Very nice! This one looks SO much better than the red '77 from last week with about the same claimed mileage. (y)
     
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    Thought it might look familiar. This the same NJ dealer that bought the '78 Pontiac Grand Safari with the Valencia cloth interior and then resold at an exorbitant price. Must have a 1970s wagon fetish. ;)
     
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    He doesn't seem to be trying to get AS rich on this one. He must have made enough on the Pontiac to allow him to sell this one a little cheaper.
     
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    That is one awesome looking car, too bad I'm more of a GM guy
     
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    This is one spectacular car!
     
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    Pretty dang nice. And looking at the pics, I KNEW it wasn't originally a NJ wagon. Kinda surprised to see it had the 'regular' interior and not the Brougham option......

    Does anyone think it's been repainted? I'm just getting that feeling looking at the pics. If so, looks like a decent job though.
     
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    Kinda have that re-paint feeling also as silver oxidizes like crazy but even on the gas filler pic, there is no sign of over spray, masking, etc. It is a very sharp wagon.
     
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    hey, hey, hey

    hi yo Silver ! Away !:dance:
     
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    Beautiful and loaded '76 Country Squire still for sale for just over $5000 with just two and a half days to go with reserve price met! :yup:
     
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    Bidding stalled at $5000 with less than a day to go. That's very surprising to me. :confused:
     
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    I am also surprised. The car is listed on their website for $9990.00. They paid $7500.00 for it back in July.
     
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