1973 Ford LTD Country Squire

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    I think I offered to trade my '95 Lincoln for this... didn't seem very excited about the idea though since he didn't ask for more info about my car, LOL. However, I wonder if in the year 1995 how quickly someone would have traded a 1973 Ford wagon like this (that was about a $500 car back then) for a new 1995 Lincoln (that was a $45,000 car back then)? ;) My how time changes things! :)
     
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    Interior looks fairly plain. Just power door locks!

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    See! I could trade him a FULLY LOADED to the MAX Lincoln Town Car! :)
     
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    Interesting it has the little pea shooter hubcaps and black walls. You'd think if the original buyer went for the Squire instead of the steel side, he would've gone for the additional few dollars and gotten the full wheel covers.
     
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    Country Squires were equipped with full wheel covers as standard in 73. Those hubcaps are from lower-line models and police vehicles.
     
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    Sold tonight for $4450 on eBay!
     
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    That is probably about what it sold for when it was brand new. :)
     
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