Posted by JDEM on December 15, 2017 at 06:00:22 from (174.230.16.121):
This 1957 Ford two-door ranch-wagon just popped up for sale near me in northern Michigan. I had no idea Ford ever made a two-door wagon in 1957. I admit I used to be a Chevy-only fan 50 years ago so did not pay much attention to Fords back then. I remember the 57 Chevy 2-door wagon was a big deal and brought high dollars from collectors. I never came across a 2-door from Ford before. This one looks like it is in pretty good original condition. Makes me think it did not come from Michigan. I am a "born-again" Ford fan now. I used to hate them and now I love them. I wish it was priced at $350 instead of $3500 and I'd have it home by now.
I found it n my old Ford catalog for 1957. List price from Ford was $2,301. Weight shown as 3398 lbs. 223 cubic inch straight-six.
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