60’s ford wagon with heated seats?

[@matthewmichiels1272]

Very cool wagon 292 and 3 on the tree

[@-donkey_696_]

That's a sweet ride Mike

[@bigblocklawyer]

I'm restoring a 1947 Lincoln Continental convertible, and they were available earlier than that. It has under seat heaters similar to these. There is nothing new under the sun.

[@cornfieldcustoms]

@@bigblocklawyer not new just very uncommon on earlier cars

[@bigblocklawyer]

@cornfieldcustoms So was air-conditioning. I restored a 1936 Cadillac V-12 convertible sedan with ride control. All four knee-action shocks had hard lines going to a control knob on the dash that had soft to firm where different size holes restricted the shock fluid. Worked like a brand new Caddy. Yes, many car inventions were rare early, but if you asked any millennial they'd swear all the modern conveniences were invented in europe.

[@SuperMickey57]

Heated rear seats, must have been a staff car for ranking members of the civil defense.

[@Breakittofix]

That's why we love old Shit

[@tezzrterry7485]

Very cool old patina wagon.

[@CTRMichael]

Such an amazing era. Companies trying different things, crazy built in extra or orders. And imagination. The one thing cars lack these days.

[@lynnrunningdeerB4]

Agreed.

[@lynnrunningdeerB4]

Was the rest of the car heated as well🤔?

[@cornfieldcustoms]

@@lynnrunningdeerB4 yes there was a standard heater box and blower motor

[@lynnrunningdeerB4]

@cornfieldcustoms cool👍.

[@danielbock7562]

Do you plan on selling it cause I like it ??

[@cooker4409]

damn.....a familiar voice......I work in Anaconda, and live in Butte....