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Brown woodgrain Ford Country Squire station wagon parked in side profile on a street.

1989 Ford Country Squire

documented by hondaclf 18 photos documented since 1 years documented ♡ Follow this build

The story

Bought this from the original owner in 2013 who had only put 95000 miles on it in the first 24 years on the road. · hondaclf

Photos

1989 Ford Country Squire: 2005 Sport wheels on 1989 County Squire Cobra wheels on 1989 Country Squire 1989 Ford Country Squire: Dapper lights 1989 Ford Country Squire: Morimoto micro 1989 Ford Country Squire: Close-up of a hand holding a broken piece of black interior trim near a beige plastic component. 1989 Ford Country Squire: Close-up of a car ignition cylinder and steering column. 1989 Ford Country Squire: Vehicle interior showing steering column shroud and dashboard switches. 1989 Ford Country Squire: Close-up of a hand holding a blue Torx screwdriver with T20X marking. A hand holding four black screws. 1989 Ford Country Squire: Close-up of car dashboard, ignition, and instrument cluster with visible wires. 1989 Ford Country Squire: Steering column controls for wipers and headlights in a vehicle interior. 1989 Ford Country Squire: Close-up of vehicle interior steering column area with metal bracket and screw. 1989 Ford Country Squire: Close-up of a vehicle's ignition switch and steering column components. 1989 Ford Country Squire: Close-up of a green electrical connector plugged into a vehicle's interior wiring harness. 1989 Ford Country Squire: Car's multi-function switch assembly with wiring harness and tool. 1989 Ford Country Squire: Hand holding a grey electrical connector near a green connector and dashboard of a car. Chrome flashlight on a black surface with papers. 1989 Ford Country Squire: Turn signal and hazard light switch assembly with 'SXP' and hazard symbol.

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