67 Ford

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  1. Fatbug57

    Fatbug57 New Member

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    Yep, looks just like that one on the woody. As for special option, not sure about that. This car was ordered with nothing. Car has raido del. no power, no wood, no a/c, not much at all. It does have power steering though that is a plus. Guess that is why I like it, kinda plain.
     
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    No wood? There was no such thing as a 'Country Squire' with wood delete. If you didn't want the wood, you had to get a 'Country Sedan' or (earlier) a Ranch Wagon.
     
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    No wood with all the country squire script. Will post pics as soon as I can
     
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    If you look at the diagram of the side view of the squire, you will see a part number 290A 76

    This is pointing to the horse head..you can see it in the woodgrain outline.

    Most of the squires only had the "FORD" script on the back fiberglass trim



    My 67 squire has the same horse head. Every 67 Squire I have seen has the same emblem on the rear fenders.

    Hope this helps.
     
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