The wagon was made from a narrowed and sectioned 1967 Ford Country Squire roof. The combination of the roof line and the hard top without the B pillar make this Mustang wagon look like it came ...

Many people have fond memories of the family station wagon. For Edsel B. Ford II, the great-grandson of Henry Ford, it's just a little bit different. Because the car carries his name.

The rear quarter windows popped open, too. Ford didn’t want the car; if it was going to make a Mustang wagon, it would get it from one of the designers on its payroll. Cumberford tried selling ...

Though that's mostly been the case over the past forty-five years, Ford toyed with adding a fourth: a station wagon. Photos of a 1966 Mustang "shooting brake", including the one posted above ...

Station wagons aren't exactly in vogue these days, but there was a time that they were so popular that even the sporty Ford Mustang almost sired one. With an all-new 'Stang on the way soon ...

Walter Thompson, Ford's advertising agency, and along with designer Robert Cumberford and car enthusiast Jim Licata, dreamed up a two-door station wagon version of the brand new Mustang for 1965.

Refers to the latest 2 years of stltoday.com stories. Cancel anytime. The big Ford station wagons featured a unique tailgate for 1970. The tailgate was able to drop down like traditional wagons ...

Back in the day, it wasn't uncommon for station wagons to have fold-away third-row seats. Ford was the king of this: From ...

But perhaps there's still an audience for a non-luxury station wagon that would retail for about the same amount as a Ford Fusion. The Ford Mondeo wagon will also be available in Ford Vignale trim.

Look what's happened to the Country Squire. The Ford Motor Company has changed his clothes and changed his act. Behold the sexy station wagon. This is an enticing car, even to the hard­bitten ...