1965 Ford Wagon

Description

This 1965 Ford Country Wagon has the Big Block 390 with 330 HP and a FMX Automatic Transmission and Equipped with Power Steering!

YES ITS RUNNING AND DRIVING 

Driving Video

https://youtu.be/e-g-dTDzhC4

Engine RUnning

https://youtu.be/l4kURvUv6Wg

Video link

https://youtube.com/shorts/HQ

• It comes with all the parts needed for Restoration, All the Interior Trim, All the exterior Stainless, All the Windows, Everything is there. 
• The body has been carefully inspected and the very small rust spots have been ground out clean and prepped for Fiberglass repair
• Nice Custom Mags and Brand New Raised Whitewall Performance Tires
• New Battery

These full body wagons although produced in a good quantity back in the day are a Rariity nowadays to find one in tact and up and running!

Ford made the Country Sedan from 1952 - 1974

https://www.jdpower.com/cars/1965/ford/country-sedan/4-door-station-wagon-6-passenger  Values a nice example at $56,000

The 1965 Ford Country Sedan is a testament to the era when station wagons ruled the suburban streets. Born from the assembly lines of the Ford Motor Company, this classic model was more than just a means of transportation; it embodied the American dream of family road trips and weekend adventures. With its robust design and spacious interior, the Country Sedan was a staple in driveways across the United States. A notable moment in this vehicle's history is its appearance in countless films and television shows, cementing its place in American pop culture.

Historical Significance

The 1965 Ford Country Sedan set itself apart with its blend of practicality and comfort. It wasn't just a car; it was an integral part of the family. Its design influenced a generation of station wagons that followed, making it a cornerstone in automotive history for its contribution to family-oriented vehicles.

Performance and Handling

Underneath its hood, the Country Sedan boasted engines that ranged from a 240 cubic inch six-cylinder to a powerful 390 cubic inch V8, capable of propelling this hefty wagon with surprising agility. While not built for speed, it offered respectable performance with top speeds around 100 mph and acceleration from 0-60 mph that could be achieved in under 15 seconds with the larger engines. On the road, drivers appreciated its smooth ride quality and competent handling despite its size, especially when navigating through winding suburban roads or cruising on the highway.

Collector's Information

Today, the value range for a well-preserved 1965 Ford Country Sedan can vary widely based on condition, originality, and options. While production numbers were high for this year's model (estimates suggest tens of thousands), finding one in pristine condition can be challenging. As such, prices can range anywhere from $10,000 to $60,000 or more for exceptional examples. The market trend shows appreciation for well-maintained or fully restored models as enthusiasts seek out these nostalgic family cruisers.