1956 Ford Country Sedan

The 1956 Ford Country Sedan is a spacious station wagon that was part of Ford’s innovative lineup for that year, appealing to families and adventure seekers alike. Engine options included the 272 CID and 292 CID V-8s, with an available 312 CID V-8 offering increased power, including the notable 225 bhp Thunderbird Special variant. Transmission options featured the Ford-O-Matic three-speed automatic for enhanced convenience. The Country Sedan was adaptable, available in both six and eight-passenger configurations, with the latter being particularly popular, selling over 85,000 units. It showcased a wheelbase of 115.5 inches and could be equipped with various tire sizes (6.70 x 15 or 7.10 x 15). Interior finishes often featured vinyl upholstery with unique exterior two-tone paint options like Buckskin Tan and Colonial White, while available amenities included power steering and improved heating, reflecting a trend toward upscale features in mid-1950s vehicles.