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Me gusta el carro; está muy bonito; un Dodge Dart Sport 1975; cómo se conserva con el paso del tiempo; saludos.

Me gusta la camioneta; una Ford LTD Country Squire 1970; le hizo competencia a la Chevrolet Caprice Estate Wagon; se ve muy bonita ésa camioneta; exhibida en un museo; saludos.

I got my finger stuck in a dike

What's with the annoying informercials?

The American wagon is the most iconic and magnificent body style ever conceived. Especially those models with tailgates that opened two ways.

After school ended in early June of 1977, my friend Jay, his little brother and I, went to see Star Wars at the Six Flags Mall General Cinema. This was the exact Ford Country Squire wagon that Jay's mother drove us there in.

1st time viewer here. The car is beautiful ! The "woman" presenting it is AWFUL and probably a big reason why you have almost no subscribers. I can't even listen to or watch the whole 8.5 minutes. She somehow manages to sound EXTREREMLY condescending, and stupid at the same time. If she has children, I'm guessing they have no parents. Don't treat your audience like they are dumb and they might listen to you speak more than one time. The "greater than thou" attitude backed up by poor quality "facts" demolishes all attention to the car.

It’s to bad wagons went out of style.

I love this Car

Amazing video 🙏👏🏿🙌🏾❤️👍🇺🇦🇺🇸thank you so much

GM knew their shit 💩 in the 1950’s 👏🏿🙌🏾🇺🇸👍🔥🙏❤️

United States 🇺🇸 first sport truck 🛻 🇺🇸❤️🙌🏾🙏👏🏿🔥👍

What a beautiful wagon!!!

God I just absolutely LOVE this car ❤❤❤ Although my favorite generation is the 1973-78 Country Squire/LTD, I totally appreciate the 69’ - 72’ models for their understated stateliness and handsome looks! This is a beautiful example and so so glad to see not all have gone to the crusher!

Thanx for the music for an eternity love God bless

Apologies ladies and gentleman, we mislabeled the caption, it has been fixed!

that right there is a work of art skill craftsmanship thank you

Go,,,,,,, CHEVY AND FORD❤😍😍😍😍

I'm mexican that's my jam,,,,😍 Franky in the 4 seasons!!

Yea i thought they were wagons not sedans !

Duh

Thought nomads were two door wagons

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I WOULD GLADLY TRADE MY LEXUS AND MY FENDER STRAT FOR IT!😊

It's only 50 years ago jeez😢 time flies

The steering wheel is up side down!

Wow! How Special is that! Amazing! Thx for sharing!

I HAVE a datsun sedan mod.84 for Doors

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Nice car, Destroyed by the Homosexual rainbow flag on the antenna. 🥴

Repairing the choke pull-off would fix that problem. It's what us old time mechanics called "loading up". Pretty easy fix. Look for a vacuum diaphragm that attaches to the choke plate. The diaphragm probably has a hole in it. Easy to repair if you can find a replacement unit. I was a mechanic before we were "technicians" LOL. At 3200+ pounds, it weighed nearly as much as an Ambassador!

I'm old enough to remember when Levi jeans were good quality.

Valves need adjusting. Im assuming they're mechanical. Great looking restore. Looks new.

Nice and good card congratulations ❤😂.

Hi beautyfull 59 buick I have the same car in glacier green 2 door ht. I'm having an issue with when I hit tar strips or bumps my hole rearend hops I've replaced the trans mounts body bushings new springs and 3 sets of shocks and radial www tires aneey help would be great .I also have a 60 buick and rides amazing and same frame on both

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I LOVE IT! Now, here's my beautiful 1975 Cadillac Coupe De Ville except it's a much smaller size 1/64 Auto World in a similar color.

I love old station wagons

My dad's Country Squire that we owned in Oakland CA (ha-ha), was green. First grandson and I were the same age and the rear cargo seating was the best! The cardo door also had a swing gate feature so you could step into the back without climbing over the tailgate.

My dad leased a new one every year from 1968 to 1974. They were always fully loaded LTD Country Squires with the big Boss 429 for power. They were always gold with wood tone sides and looked pretty cool. I remember hitting the highway and cruising at 85 - 95 MPH. They wouldn't do a 100 MPH unless going down a big hill though. They were really nice cars for family vacations. I drove my high school friends all over the place with them hanging out the windows raising hell many times. I have a lot of fond memories driving these humongous wagons down the road. It's sad to say, a smaller Chevy wagon blew my doors off with a 327 small block one day. Back then gas was 25 cents a gallon, so they were fairly cheap to drive until the oil embargo happened.

All of that and you didn't open the hood?

that 49 fleetline Deluxe is it up for grabs

We had exact same car, color, interior, etc. Rode Like a magic carpet. It was a great car for long distance vacations. Comfortable!! Loved the multi position tailgate. Clever and functional.

In charge of presenting the timeless classics. Doesn't know to push the button to actuate the butterfly lever... SMH

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Awesome beautiful wagon, she's a piece of automotive history. I prefer my chevys but all wagons are awesome, I have an 06 magnum wagon that I love as much as I do my camaro, I'm looking for a 65 or 66 chevy wagon or a 69 chevy wagon as a cruiser

It’s a Delta Wing not fins.

A beautiful car! I consider the 69 and 70 versions the best looking wagons ever made. Georgeous!