Ford Woody Wagon

The 1949 Ford Country Squire Also known as Ford Woody Wagon is a 1st generation station wagon was manufactured by Ford.
== Description ==
This vehicle was a true masterpiece of design, featuring a combination of elegance and practicality that made it a hit in the post-war era. The Country Squire was designed to cater to the growing American family, providing ample space for passengers and their belongings while also possessing a touch of luxury that was not commonly seen in station wagons at the time.
One of the most notable features of the 1949 Country Squire was its iconic 'woodie' design. The exterior of the car was adorned with wood panels, giving it a rustic and sophisticated look. This feature not only added to the overall design of the car but also served a functional purpose. The wood panels were made of maple, providing strength and durability to the vehicle.
In terms of performance, the 1949 Country Squire was powered by a 3.9L V8 engine, producing 100 horsepower. This engine was paired with a three-speed manual transmission and had a top speed of 85 mph. The car's suspension system was updated to allow for a smoother ride, making it a comfortable and enjoyable vehicle for long family trips.
Inside, the Country Squire boasted a spacious and luxurious interior. The car could seat up to eight passengers comfortably, making it the perfect choice for large families. The dashboard featured a classic and simple design, with easy-to-use controls and gauges. The seats were upholstered in high-quality materials, such as leather and cloth, adding to the overall luxurious feel of the car.
The 1949 Country Squire was also equipped with modern features for its time, such as a radio and heater. The car was also available with options such as power windows, power brakes, and a power tailgate, making it a truly cutting-edge vehicle.
The Country Squire was a popular choice among families and was also used for commercial purposes, such as taxis and ambulances. It was a highly sought-after vehicle and became one of Ford's best-selling models at the time.
Overall, the 1949 Ford Country Squire was a stunning and innovative vehicle that revolutionized the concept of the station wagon. Its blend of functionality, luxury, and style set a new standard for future generations of station wagons to come. 
=== Variant ===
Main Article: Surfboard Series
The Surfboard is a upgraded variant that uses in the top.
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Category:Station Wagon
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Category:Surfboard
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