I always wanted to have a car project and with a family a wagon seemed to just make sense, plus they just look cool. I have owned a taurus wagon and currently own a freestyle. The project I just happened to stumble across is a 1967 Ford Country Sedan. This is my first car project, so nothing like jumping in with both feet. I am sure I will be using this site with many questions.
to the wagon train, bk. I'm from WI too and I know you are going to enjoy it here...we are glad to have you. We really enjoy pix from getting the wagon home right on through all the resto and mods, so...post up pix when you can and then start a resto thread of your own in the proper section. We love watching wagon progress!
Welcome, bk! Good to have you aboard. Check out the 'Restoration' and 'Projects' section (might have to do a 'search') for info specific on your 67 Country Sedan. One fellow here, Dr. D. Smith has a terrific thread on his complete rebuild of a '67 Country Squire. Post up some pics of your table - don't forget that Freestyle, either. Most of us would consider that a wagon, too. (as least I do...) Marshall
Welcome BK. Best of luck with the '67 Squire. They're nice looking wagons. I've got a 2008 Taurus X, (the renamed Freestyle), and I definitely consider it a wagon.
Welcome, looks like all the wagons are in Wisconsin. Guess I will have to come up there when I want to buy another wagon...
enjoy working on your wagon and wandering around here in the station wagon forum. Jumping in with both feet will soon have you headfirst into wagon parts.
