Ford Country Squire Parts

The Ford Country Squire full-size wagon received engineering enhancements since 1950 up to 1991 while undergoing continuous development. The 1949 Ford Station Wagon basis for the Country Squire design included a body-on-frame structure that improved both safety and driving performance. At its inception in 1950 the first Ford Country Squire generation included either a 226 cubic-inch H-series inline-6 engine or a 239 cubic-inch Flathead V8 engine that provided 95 horsepower or 100 horsepower respectively. The model evolution of Ford included the 239 cu in (3.9 L) Y-block V8 engine as they pursued superior performance. The measured dimensions of the vehicle provide spacious comfort inside its 208-inch-long structure and 114-inch wheelbase. In 1955 the Ford Country Squire introduced a fresh grille design featuring turn signals in rectangular shapes and provided air conditioning as an optional feature to boost its market desirability. The transmission systems in the Country Squire operated with smooth shifting abilities alongside dependable performance characteristics to establish its reputation of driving safely and comfortably. Every Ford Country Squire gets its reputation for quality genuine parts because the company maintains strict manufacturing standards throughout all production phases.