1971 Ford Country Squire

The 1971 Ford Country Squire is a classic American station wagon that showcases distinctive faux wood paneling and a roomy interior, designed for family comfort. Engine options include a 400 CID 2V V-8 and a 429 CID 4V V-8, delivering horsepower ranging from 172 to 360 hp and torque between 312 to 480 lb-ft. It comes with a 3-speed automatic transmission and maintains a rear-wheel drive configuration, contributing to a 0-60 mph time of about 10-12 seconds and a top speed of 115-120 mph. The design features a prominent grille and signature woodgrain applique, complemented by a comfortable interior of durable vinyl and plush fabrics. Notably, it introduced the Magic Doorgate, allowing the tailgate to open both downward and sideways. With a wheelbase of 121 inches and a weight of approximately 4,500 lbs, the 1971 model marks the start of the seventh generation of Ford’s full-size station wagons, incorporating advancements in safety features.