1964 Ford Club Wagon

• Weight: The base model weighs around 2,930 pounds, while the Deluxe version is approximately 2,970 pounds, with optional rear seats adding about 60 pounds each.
• Engine: Standardly equipped with an 85 hp 144-cubic-inch inline-six engine, the Club Wagon also offered a more powerful 101 hp 170-cubic-inch inline-six as an option.
• Transmission: Featuring a standard three-speed manual transmission, it also introduced a three-speed automatic option exclusively for the 170-cubic-inch engine, while the Dagenham four-speed manual from 1963 was discontinued.
• Design: The mid-engine layout enhances cargo access through a flat load floor, complemented by a cabover-style reminiscent of the Volkswagen Type 2.
• Notable Features: Designed primarily for functionality, the 1964 model focuses on basic amenities, providing versatility for families and groups.

This model is identified by its distinctive cabover design and functional interior.