Where you from? That shirt your wearing "The Bus" that's from Hawaii

I had a,1976 LTD Brougham (? spelling?) Loaded, Dual power seats, Climate control, Even power vent windows, 460 4bbl, dual exhaust with glass packs. Sounded tough when you got on it. I even dragged race to guy in a 1985 Monte Carlo SS who wanted to race... I actually beat him!

My dad bought ours brand new in 1964. But it was the Country Sedan, not the Country Squire. Deal option was a 289 engine and a roof luggage rack. Made for a real load-this was not wimpy. No air conditioning, no radio. Manual steering, manual brakes. I was 5 years old in 1967 when we went across the country to California from Ohio and back. Damn near puked my guts out in the heat in August in the desert! I miss that old car!

Bus rollin coal! 🤣🤣🤣

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At 5:19; 1979 Crown Bus Air ["📣"], & ["🚂"] 5 chime whistle...

Awesome 😎!!

I feel like a kid again. Thanks for the memories :)

ah yes my favorite wagon

Who owns this now

Yup

Awesome Song and a beatiful example of a great country squire. I have a mopar wagon myself and it's been the greatest classic car for us.

We had the least costly model, the "Ford Ranch Wagon"

Muy lindo vehículo ❤

This brings back memories, of years past 😎

"Get into the back,🔙 of my bus?"🚍 "ha-ha!" 😂 Molo.🚸

Clean

I believe that is a 1977 model. The 1978 model did not have the deflector at the back end of the luggage carrier.

beautiful smoker

Guys a real American great.

Super show thanks guys, just great.

One of the hassles I remember with mine was cleaning the turbo wheels, it took like forever to get in between the blades😂

I have a 1988 vic wagon and I couldn't be happier I'm 23 and since being younger all I ever wanted was a v8 wagon

Always loved the sounds of that signature engine!!

Sue Ellen's best car was the 560 SEC.

The old tin can vacuum chamber I remember it well.

My dad leased a new one every year from 1968 to 1974. They were always fully loaded LTD Country Squires with the big Boss 429 for power. They were always gold with wood tone sides and looked pretty cool. I remember hitting the highway and cruising at 85 - 95 MPH. They wouldn't do a 100 MPH unless going down a big hill though. They were really nice cars for family vacations. I drove my high school friends all over the place with them hanging out the windows raising hell many times. I have a lot of fond memories driving these humongous wagons down the road. It's sad to say, a smaller Chevy wagon blew my doors off with a 327 small block one day. Back then gas was 25 cents a gallon, so they were fairly cheap to drive until the oil embargo happened.

Makes my Heritage look dumpy!

Me: so beautiful The guy who drove a Prius: end my life

Color is absolutely gorgeous

This was the last year for this body before they were downsized again!

Nice music. Great music to go with the car. This video makes me want to have a Ford Country Squire more.

That is a old bus to me

My father was a Ford Country Squire man, after having been unhappy with a Dodge wagon. I don't remember the Dodge, but I do remember the first CS, a '67. He replaced it with a '77. Us kids begged for the dual facing rear seats, which we got, but not the game table. When I got older, I drove the beast. So massive, so heavy, so cushy. No road feel whatsoever! But for all its faults, it was a great car, or at least I only have good memories of it.

Que autobús tan más chingón y qué maravilloso sonido del motor!!!

My Dad came to Canada in '72 and this was his first car.

Somebody can help me I loocking the liric from this song thanks from México

She's sweet, I loved my 78 CDV

Amazing old American cars How they make wood peinture on

I'm the only one that has noticed two things about the Landau model the Stitch work on the seats the pattern is the same as a Rolls-Royce Silver Spirit Silver Spur of the early 80s. And the pleats on the door panels are the same as the 79 Cadillacs. I've been looking for one of these station wagons in the emerald green with the emerald green interior and the wood grain. I think there's only one or two left in the world. I finally settled on an LTD Coupe in the colors of this station wagon. Garage kept no rust in Alabama. I sure hate seeing these cars exported to Europe but it's happening at a rate you won't believe.

I bought the co-op in the same color, but I'm gonna switch the headlights out so I have to pull down headlight doors in the 1976. Just doing that 1 modification will make the car worth more. Behind the headlight doors will be 2 rectangular composite headlights. It looked like where Ford was headed before the mandatory downsizing a vehicles occurred.

Look at my channel to hear the 425 with no exhaust. Restoring a 78 coupe deville and im only 20 years old!

My dad had the exact car colour and all back in 1978...wow. Still as big as I remember..lol

They don't make them like that ANYMORE. Some of the Best Ever

I had a 78 it is the best car I ever owned and currently have brand new BMWs.

Perfect example of perfection, what a beautiful caddie

I'm a school bus driver myself, I wish we had buses with manual transmissions. But the state I live in doesn't allow them, it's considered a distraction.

I want to ride that school bus

Love it!

Huge car but they are not slow. it's a sleeper. A 78 country squire was faster than an 80 corvette!!!