The LTD Country Squire wasn't the only full-sized station wagon Ford sold during the 1970s (there were cheaper Country Sedans as well), but its name is the one we remember nearly a half-century later.

The 1978 Ford LTD Country Squire wagon came at the pinnacle of that ... it’s even got third-row seating via two fold-down jump seats in the cargo area and gobs of legroom thanks to its 121 ...

15 – 1981 Ford LTD Country Squire in Nevada junkyard – photo by Murilee Martin 04 – 1981 Ford LTD Country Squire in Nevada junkyard – photo by Murilee Martin 26 – 1981 Ford LTD Country ...

vast cargo area, and— ideally— fake woodgrain "paneling" on the sides. I see plenty of the later Squires at wrecking yards nowadays, but the proper pre-5 mph-crash-bumper Country Squire is ...

And it looks so clean that you might think they just stored it until now. That's right, this 1971 Ford LTD Country Squire Wagon has been owned by a single family the entire time. So now ...

How else to explain this 1978 Ford Country Squire ringing the bell for $45,000 ... but given that these ’70s LTD wagons were everywhere during most Gen Xers’ formative years, one suspects ...

To find out, we sweet-talked GM into lending us its heavy Chevy for a day and rounded up a similarly splendid Presidential Blue 429-cubic-inch Country Squire ... Ford’s plastic cargo-area ...

The tens of millions of kids who sat in the cargo area of their parents' station ... and the many other faux-wood wagons, the Ford Country Squire was the most ubiquitous. Despite Ford's perennial ...