Very Rare Factory Order Bucket Seat Console 428 Country Squire Wagon With Starter Delay Relay & All!

[@2packs4sure]

Back around 1985 I saw a 1967 Country Squire in a parking lot here in Houston and noticed the 428 emblem on it .. I went up to it and it had bucket seats, console, all in white, power everything, factory air,, every option basically.. I left a note on it and there's a long story that goes with that but I did take some polaroids, I drove it, it drove amazing for a 148000 miles and it's on Adrian Clements 67' Ford registry though I haven't seen it since he moved to Facebook...... A short part of the long story was the lady that owned it told me that there was a nursery/garden center here in Houston that ordered 4 or 5 of them just like that as delivery vehicles and company vehicles,, that's what she was told anyway...

[@tonyscarcare5657]

That's awesome! I just got off of a 4:42 call with Adrian. I'm beat. That's why I couldn't keep up with comments.

[@scottlogan2971]

Very cool and very rare '68 Country Squire. Thanks for sharing!

[@tonyscarcare5657]

You're welcome! I'd sure like to have gotten this one.

[@Toby_the_Glen]

Can't wait to see you putting this through its paces on a track day!

[@doug-Go]

When I was a kid there was an older couple with a 1965 gold Country Sedan with the special order bucket seats and console and all the bells and whistles.

[@tonyscarcare5657]

That blows my mind! If they would have only known to keep it!

[@doug-Go]

@@tonyscarcare5657 I loved cars and my dad was a rural letter carrier in a small town so I knew every vehicle in the area from riding with him on his route. The man was a retired executive and he and his wife moved to our area to retire. The wife drive the wagon. The man drove a sporty Corvair and later a Bronco. The wagon was traded in 1970 for another gold Country Sedan but nothing special.

[@robertgastreich9846]

I love this wagon. I am a wagon nut. I have never seen a bucket seats in a car. Thanks for sharing.

[@tonyscarcare5657]

You're welcome, and thank you! I was very shocked to see it.

[@boataxe4605]

Dad wanted a muscle car,mom wanted something practical,this was the compromise.

[@tonyscarcare5657]

That's a good compromise!

[@michaelhicks9735]

I love these special ordered “oddities” that pop up every once in a while. Glad you saved the ad to share later. My 1967 Monterey is not quite an oddity, but the 1981 Marquis Brougham Coupe is a 1 of 82 in trim and color. Thanks for posting again and until next time.

[@tonyscarcare5657]

Thanks, Michael! That Marquis of yours is definitely a rare one. I'll be talking about a Crown Victoria LX wagon really soon. I know you'll be watching.

[@DTroop10thCav.]

Thanks for posting the video...really interesting find!Greetings from Germany😊

[@tonyscarcare5657]

You're welcome! Thank you!

[@dave1956]

I worked at a Buick/Oldsmobile dealership in a small conservative town in Wisconsin. I remember lots of oddly equipped cars. For example someone ordered a Delta 88 Royale with a divided bench seat with 6 way power for the passenger side but the driver’s side was manual. An older woman ordered a 1970 Buick LeSabre with an automatic transmission, but no power steering or brakes. I was 19 and drove that one a few times when it was dropped off at her house after servicing. I could barely steer it and it stopped best with two feet. As far as this Country Squire not being delivered until the following year I remember a case where a guy ordered a really loaded ‘76 Regal, but when it came in, it had vinyl upholstery. He was a good customer so we ordered the same car in cloth. I do remember it taking into the ‘77 model year before someone bought it. Lastly, I remember a customer bringing a 1971 Pontiac Grand Ville 2 door hardtop in for service work. It had a 3 speed manual transmission. There couldn’t have been too many built like that.

[@tonyscarcare5657]

Those are definitely some crazy combinations! I know where there's a 1970 Impala convertible with a lot of options, including power windows, but it has a 3 speed on the column. I should go see if that's still there.

[@mescfish]

Thanks for the video, Tony. I'm relatively new to Ford wagons and had no idea on the starter delay relay. Cool feature! I would be interested in seeing the '78 Mercury in a walkaround video, and I enjoy Facebook Marketplace finds. I learned a lot from this one, and I would watch again if you continued to post them. Thanks again!

[@tonyscarcare5657]

You're welcome! Thank you! I will probably do a video on that moonroof Mercury. Stay tuned!

[@mattwhaley9917]

I cruise Marketplace for this kind of stuff too, never have the funds to act on the finds, but usually pass along to others that might. This is a great car with bucket, tilt, and Q-code. Thanks for sharing.

[@tonyscarcare5657]

You're welcome, and thank you! I would have really liked to have gotten my hands on this one.

[@rightlanehog3151]

Tony, Every Country Squire is special but some are more special than others. 🤩 By all means share these rare finds. 😁😁

[@tonyscarcare5657]

Yes, Sir! I probably would have tried to get this one had I not found the 77.

[@MrGilstorf]

Tony, this car must’ve turned some heads back in the day when people looked in and saw bucket seats. And yes, I do like the idea of you sharing more of these market place finds on future videos.

[@tonyscarcare5657]

Thank you very much! Hopefully, sharing more things like this will help my views. I don't understand how it works with over 9k subscribers and very few views. It's tough.

[@machpodfan]

I'd enjoy seeing more FB finds videos! I love sleeper/megarare/loaded wagons, all appreciated.

[@tonyscarcare5657]

Thank you very much! I'll see what I can do.

[@gh2687]

Very interesting video on a classic wagon. Thanks for 2 videos in one day.

[@tonyscarcare5657]

You're very welcome! Thank you for always coming through for me. Much appreciated.

[@hrc5534]

Neat. I've never seen a station wagon with bucket seats. Guess that's so you can be sporty while dropping the kids at school? Sure a lot cooler than a darn SUV.

[@tonyscarcare5657]

Totally freaked me out! How cool would that be?

[@danielulz1640]

We had friends who bought a slightly used 63 or 64 Rambler Classic Cross Country with bucket seats, a console with automatic on the floor and a V8.

[@DSP1968]

Very interesting car! I think that there is a general misunderstanding how to read a Marti Report, but you hit the nail on the head. According to the Marti Report, there were a total of 7 special trim code (blank) Country Squires built of all kinds. The other 6 could have had bucket seats, or cloth interiors, or who else knows what. And I agree, those are '69 seats -- I wonder if they were replaced after the car was sold? Hart to ever know at this point. A very cool car.

[@tonyscarcare5657]

Yeah, it's so interesting. It actually says

[@tigerman3]

Keep the finds-a-comin'! Love seeing them :)

[@tonyscarcare5657]

I'll see what I can do. Thank you!

[@markbehr88]

Cool car. Maybe the dealer fitted those 69 seats to sell it. Thanks for the shout out Tony. I never miss an episode of yours. I find that, if I am subscribed I can see when a new video comes up by looking in the left hand column of my Subscription list. You are right though. The notifications are hit and miss for sure. Loved this episode of yours. 👍👍

[@tonyscarcare5657]

Thank you so much, Mark!

[@michaelhershock9204]

Cool wagon. very educational video, hope you will do more of these

[@tonyscarcare5657]

Thank you! Maybe I'll start sharing the cool things I find on there. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@KeithFreeman-v2q]

Awesome! I can tell you that our neighbors had that exact same car when I was growing up. White with an XL bucket seat interior and a 428. We had a lot of fun with it. They bought it new off the lot. Different wheel covers however. Could actually be the same car…..

[@tonyscarcare5657]

Colorado???? The Marti Report doesn't mention those wheel covers, so it should have had base wheel covers.

[@KeithFreeman-v2q]

@@tonyscarcare5657 no it had the mag style XL wheel covers that had the slots in them

[@KeithFreeman-v2q]

And I just talked to a friend of mine and he said that our neighbors bought it from a ford dealership in Colorado oddly enough. :)

[@tonyscarcare5657]

Courtesy motors on Broadway in Littleton, Colorado, is where it was sold.

[@david-wilkerson1967]

I hope you do more videos like that, in addition to the ones you do, I enjoyed it

[@tonyscarcare5657]

Thanks, Dave! I find a lot of vehicles to talk about, that's for sure!

[@issyparrish]

Interesting video Tony. I commiserate with your comments about just how You Tube notifications work.

[@tonyscarcare5657]

Thank you! KZbin is really disappointing me.

[@dave1956]

If you remember, Ford first offered the Falcon Futura. It had bucket seats and a console. Since they all retained the column shift it would have been an easy installation. I can still remember my family going for a test drive in it. It was brown metallic.

[@tonyscarcare5657]

That is very true.

[@dave1956]

My parents looked at a 1962 Ford Falcon Squire wagon with factory bucket seats and console. The car was about a year old at the time. My father didn’t buy it because it didn’t have a radio. Of course now we all know that a radio can be easily added.

[@tonyscarcare5657]

I knew those Falcons did offer bucket seats, but again, I didn't know they offered them in a wagon. It would be something to have now for sure.

[@jasminep.4676]

Very interesting Tony, keep doing what you are doing, Facebook Ads are good content...you do them well....

[@tonyscarcare5657]

Thank you very much! Maybe those will help me with some views. All I can do is try.

[@oldcarbear503]

I helped restore a 1965 Country Squire that was special-ordered by the Sonoma California Ford dealer for his wife, with bucket seats and console, but no floor shift because it also had the swing-away steering wheel.

[@tonyscarcare5657]

That is so wild! If they had only known to keep it.

[@annareismith6843]

That, the same car my father had. I was hoping he would give to me when I got old enough. And he traded for a 1969 Cadillac that he end up selling for $200 that was junk. He made me so angry he did that. That station wagon was a great car. I ended up getting a 96 Buick Roadmaster later that was much better. Last of the big station wagon my car was. Then I total it running a stop sign I did not see. I was so mad at myself for that. I love my Roadmaster. The person I hit was not hurt badly, and I was and my car totaled. That car saved me. It was like a tank. First time it was clearly only my fault. I had not been in an accident for a very long time. If I could own another Buick Roadmaster Estate Station Wagon, I would.

[@kbVACArestatecarsnrvs]

Interesting to hear you talk about a FBMP listing. Our thought process is similar, even though your knowledge and know how is beyond mine. Growing up I always let my Drag Strip, car collecting Dad work on my car(s) because I didn't like the filth lol. I did some things and always kept his cars detailed though. That was the 60's and 70's. Getting back to FBMP, I have saved interests. There are three '78 Mercury Marquis, one a 2 door. It's triple green. One is 4 dr hdtp blue/blue/blue and the other 4 dr is a pale yellowish (forget interior off hand, probably brown). Some others until they sell. I also do the same on BAT auction site. There's a '66 Cadillac Calais selling today no reserve I'd like to have (had one in the late 80's with 57K miles). So with that said, please give us more if you wish. I'm always interested in what's out there elsewhere. Too much to look at if I go out of too many states!

[@tonyscarcare5657]

Thank you very much for your story and ideas. I probably will start showing you guys some more FBMP finds.

[@theprinceofsnj]

Many moons ago I found a 1968 Country Squire in a yard in Pennsylvania. This car was a 390 with the bucket seats and console. I did get the numbers. It was a Mahwah built car Special order out of the Philadelphia DSO. Built June 4 1968. Sadly this car was crushed in the early 2000's

[@tonyscarcare5657]

Dang, I'd sure like to see those numbers now. Thanks for letting me know. Was it a white car?

[@theprinceofsnj]

@@tonyscarcare5657 Car was light beige. Ask and ye shall receive. Warranty Number 8E75Y226653 71E 6 FU 04F 160557 1 X Body Color Trim Date DSO Axle Trans

[@williamlemen8088]

Also interesting that 10% were white. I think the special order means the interior. I couldn’t imagine the seven interiors were all on Wimbledon white cars. Who knows, but what a great car, and Mags. WOW!

[@tonyscarcare5657]

I agree, Billy. I can't see them all being white. I'm not sure that Marti knew quite how to handle this one.

[@robertdryburgh1457]

I once saw a 69 LTD brougham fully loaded with a 3 speed manual column shift.

[@tonyscarcare5657]

People did some crazy things like that. I saw a 1970 Impala convertible loaded with power windows and all and a 3 speed on the column. Wild!

[@JEWSFORTRUMP]

I love to have it wow what a beautiful wagon ford ford ford always

[@tonyscarcare5657]

If I'd only found it sooner.

[@richardbarkley9909]

Have you seen the '67 Country Squire that was special-ordered with the 428, bucket seats & console and factory installed 4speed transmission? Its reported to be 1 or 1.....

[@tonyscarcare5657]

Yes, I have seen that car in person a couple of times. I know the guy who found it and exposed it.

[@richardbarkley9909]

@@tonyscarcare5657 Nice!! As much as I hate to suggest it I think it should be PRO restored.

[@tonyscarcare5657]

I think it should be, too.

[@brianhdueck3372]

$15,000.00 really isn’t bad. And if anyone doesn’t think so, wait a couple years and see what $15,000 gets you then. These are rare finds.

[@tonyscarcare5657]

For sure! I would have paid it if I hadn't just gotten my 77 Country Squire.

[@donneuharth9495]

I still miss my '68 Galaxie 500. :(

[@tonyscarcare5657]

😥

[@kroge007]

My Dad had 69 Bonneville Wagon w/ the Pontiac 428 and duel exhaust.

[@tonyscarcare5657]

Awesome!

[@HelpingHand-ic4wt]

it looks like this car was on CarGurus at some time. It shows it with the wood decal all still in place. These seats are in it. The starter delay relay is bypassed in those photos.

[@tonyscarcare5657]

Hmmm! 🤔

[@KensHobbies409]

Your not the only one that can't figure out on how KZbin works. I am too! One time as an example, I'll see a video I put on say 12 views in the morning & then in the evening, the same video will show 9 views. ???? I can't find out as why & can't figure out that Analytics either. If that wagon was at $15,000.00, what would My 87 Crown Victoria 4 Dr be worth now? Seems the older ones are getting just as high as new ones.

[@tonyscarcare5657]

KZbin is so discouraging. It sure can make you feel like you go through a lot of time and work for very little return. I save people thousands of dollars, showing them how to fix the moonroofs in their Ford trucks. It was very time-consuming to film that while doing the job. I get a lot of good compliments on the videos and save them all the money, and I get peanut! I don't know what I Crown Victoria is worth. It's not a 428 Country Squire with factory ordered bucket seats and console, but maybe one day they will be worth something.

[@ralphgedney1782]

Actually Clements did a KZbin video on a 67 Ford Country Squire wagon with bucket seats and 428 4spd.

[@tonyscarcare5657]

I know Adrian very well. I was on the phone with him for 4 and a half hours last night. I've seen that car in person.

[@david-wilkerson1967]

Great video, never know what happened, if those seats were put in at the factory because that’s all they could get their hands on at the moment, next year model seats? Or if the seats were switched around at the dealership because somebody did not like the seats in a vehicle, I remember in the early 90s at a Cadillac dealership Someone stole the seats and door panels / carpet out of a new Cadillac Fleetwood in the middle of the night, whatever happened probably happened many years ago

[@tonyscarcare5657]

Thank Dave! I've been on the phone for over 4 hours to Canada. I'm so behind! This car is so wild, and we'll never know the whole story, but that's okay. At least we know it exists now.

[@101495J]

After some research the starter delay relay box may not be specific to just R code 428CJ engines built after 15 April 1968 so there is some debate however I highly doubt that 69 seats where installed at the factory since this car was built in Jan 69 thus 68 models were still being built. interesting discussion though.

[@tonyscarcare5657]

Yeah, I don't believe those seats were put in that car at the factory. We have determined that all 428 cars got the starter delay relay, we believe after April, as you mentioned.

[@jeffsmith846]

Very interesting and too bad you could not get this car. Never know, it could be available again at some point. I really do not understand the ignition delay...why 428 alone and not also the 390? This would have been a spectacular car when new and all of the upholstery was fresh and bright and the paint was new. Still would be a really cool car to own.

[@tonyscarcare5657]

I don't understand that delay relay at all. It's so strange. Yeah, I definitely would have liked to get my hands on this car. I wonder where it went.

[@53doowopbill]

Love station wagons, my best friends girl friends mother had a 74" 428 station wagon, cream with wood trim panels. I got to drive it several times during the late seventies ,handle fairly well for s🎉uch a big vehicle ......i think the mom wrecked the car some years later. 😮

[@tonyscarcare5657]

It's too bad most of them are gone now.

[@garysarnowski3113]

My dad had a 68 Custom 500 sedan for a police car unmarked for NYS police use. He was a plainclothes detective. Had a 428 engine in it versus normal 390. Said it was a higher ups police car that got handed down for him to use. No AC.

[@tonyscarcare5657]

Wow! It possibly had the 428 police interceptor P code engine.

[@garysarnowski3113]

@@tonyscarcare5657 At the time, no idea. Just that 428 insignia on the front lower fenders. I kept them clean at the time. Lol

[@MattsRageFitGarage]

That's my kind of wagon right there, gotta throw out a barf to the 2.80 conventional axle though. I bought the Marti report for my truck a few years back and my truck has a few more options than the Marti report said it came with. I suppose the dealer could have added options as it sat for 11 months before it was sold. It has a clock, and trip meter/tachometer package as well as a couple other options I'm forgetting. The speedometer date code is like 5 months before the sale date, so I suppose the dealer swapped the cluster for the trip/tach package. I've seen a few 428 order cars now with the 2.80 gears as optioned and just wonder why order the big engine and kill it with the overly tall gears...

[@tonyscarcare5657]

Probably looking at fuel mileage. Marti definitely doesn't get everything correct. However, if your truck is an XLT Lariat and was ordered with the 506B or 507A package, the clock would have been included in that package and likely not listed as a separate option.

[@MattsRageFitGarage]

@@tonyscarcare5657 My truck is an XL. Says it also came with an AM only radio but had a single DIN CD player when I bought it so I never got to see the original.

[@tonyscarcare5657]

Yeah, the clock was definitely an option for the XL.

[@WhittyPics]

Looks like he took the wood off the sides? If that was built in June, that is late in the model year. I think they start the next model year in July or August? I catch all of Adam's videos

[@tonyscarcare5657]

Did you watch the video? He clearly says that the wood was removed for paint.

[@mkshffr4936]

Dreamy.

[@tonyscarcare5657]

I'm very disappointed that I didn't get this one.

[@stevevogelman3360]

Man….what a car

[@tonyscarcare5657]

I sure would have liked to have gotten it.

[@williamlemen8088]

Ooops I guess I need to watch your video before I hop shoot.

[@tonyscarcare5657]

🤣😂🤣😂

[@michaelcote9044]

Yeah, let’s see that other car you were talking about

[@tonyscarcare5657]

Alrighty. I'll see what I can do.

[@65merc390]

you could get older ford wagons with buckets and console

[@tonyscarcare5657]

It was easier said than done.

[@paulmuscianisi8151]

Your crazy

[@tonyscarcare5657]

I've been called worse!

[@stevenboll322]

How's everything going man?

[@tonyscarcare5657]

Things have been improving every day. Thank you very much for asking!

[@stevenboll322]

Glad to hear it dude!

[@williamlemen8088]

Wow interesting ordering for retail, and not sold till January of ‘69. Wonder why if it was a special order why the customer didn’t wind up with it

[@tonyscarcare5657]

Isn't it wild? I guess it could have been a number of things. I would have bought this if I hadn't wound up with the 77. As you know, I have everything it needs.

[@georgewilson1184]

Hello Tony it’s been awhile I would love to see you do a quick turn around minor repairs on a 69 or 70 preferably a 70 LTD Country Squire in RED ext/int I a story I told you before when I was about 5 before starting School my parents went out to buy a new car we wound up at Elmwood Ford N/W side of Chicago by coincidence this is where my Dad got his new 65 F/100 in dark Navajo beige & light Navajo beige right before I was born first vehicle I rode in comeing home from hospital but any how I fell in love with that 70 Squire demonstrator in Red The Salesmen Mister Coffman or Coughlin made my parents an attractive offer but for whatever reason they ordered a new 71 Squire in dark green metallic I was excited my Mom did not care for the red wagon but they were happy & so was I heck that was a priveledge not a lot of Kids get to experience but if you ever get the chance to pickup up a red one & do minor repairs & detail it and flip it for a profit that would be awesome Tony

[@tonyscarcare5657]

I appreciate your thoughts. However, the chance of finding something like that close enough to do something like that is probably slim to none. I'll keep my eyes open.

[@georgewilson1184]

@@tonyscarcare5657 Cool thanks Tony I will continue to follow your channel I know you will be doing other cool rides like maybe a T- Bird or Cougar or 69 or 70 Marauder Or Ford Cyclone ???

[@tonyscarcare5657]

I appreciate you very much. I have to finish all of the cars and videos I've promised before I'd considered buying anything else. I have no more room.

[@robertmcsorley4001]

68 did not have head rests. 69 did. I had a 68 XL convertible. Those seats look very much like my cars

[@tonyscarcare5657]

Headrests were an option in 68, and those are not 68 seats. They are 69. I've probably had more 68 XLs than anyone, and I have all the books and Marti Reports.

[@HelpingHand-ic4wt]

ohhh ya, '69 seats. Maybe the originals got ripped up. Those should have some pretty swank plastic seatback shells but the pics don't show them. Maybe the guy who got the '67 4 speed XL Squire picked it up :)

[@tonyscarcare5657]

It says the seats are redone, but definitely never the original seats for this car. I think if the 67 4 speed guy got it, I'd know it by now.

[@HelpingHand-ic4wt]

@@tonyscarcare5657 doh! I forgot about that whole circle of "Ford Elites". :P

[@tonyscarcare5657]

🤣😂🤣😂

[@danielulz1640]

Not that unusual for Ford to use pull ahead parts, so those 69 bucket seats could have been factory installed. I used to be a L M parts man, and you would have to check the serial number, because Ford might use three different versions of the same part on the same model year car.

[@tonyscarcare5657]

I understand what you're saying, but no 69 seats should have even been close to that assembly line in June of 68. If I had gotten this car, I would definitely put 68 seats in it.

[@danielulz1640]

You would be surprised. I was selling AMC s back in 72. The last batch of 72 serial numbered Hornets came in with 73 front sheet metal, grilles and bumpers but 72 paint and trim!​@@tonyscarcare5657

[@101495J]

@@tonyscarcare5657 I agree with you. The 68 model year was really only in mid production by January so the 69 seats had to be added and given that delayed starter box was also not suppose to be on a non CJ engine is another indication someone added these items. Non the less still a rare care built wagon.

[@tonyscarcare5657]

That's crazy!

[@tonyscarcare5657]

Yes, on the seats, but all 428 cars got the starter delay relay starting in April, I believe. So that likely came from the factory.

[@JEWSFORTRUMP]

Yes show the mercury

[@bentnickel7487]

Maybe you can explain why some people cover their license plates, when selling a car, while others proudly show their plates? If a local car is being sold on Craigslist, and the plates are blurred out in the ad, then I see that car at my local Walmart parking lot, what options to exploit that, am I missing? Is it that "everybody does it" or "the plates could be photoshopped"? Tony, if you don't know, maybe your viewers know. Plates have the possibility of an residential address being decoded with them, but so what?

[@tonyscarcare5657]

I think they're just stupid. 🤷

[@bentnickel7487]

@@tonyscarcare5657 That's my thought, as well.

[@tonyscarcare5657]

🤣😂🤣😂

[@seana806]

Now, these are the cars that are worth money in my book. Can’t stand muscle cars of the era (only full sized offerings are the exception to that rule), nothing more than a econobox with fancy body panels and a large engine. Small cars new and old are junk, junk junk junk!

[@tonyscarcare5657]

I agree!

[@seana806]

@@tonyscarcare5657 I wonder if there were any ‘65 or ‘66 Ford Galaxie 500 4 door hardtops that were ever ordered with the console in the middle, that would be a find of a lifetime. There were some full sized Fords in the mid 60’s ordered with a 4 speed manual, but don’t know if there were any with the console in the 4 door hardtops.

[@tonyscarcare5657]

We will probably never know unless one shows up like this one.

[@JEWSFORTRUMP]

Please with the Facebook finds

[@wmalden]

There is no “ t” in “Wimbledon”.🇬🇧

[@tonyscarcare5657]

🙄

[@stevenboll322]

@ tony

[@alanblanes2876]

I've said twice its worth "$20,000 1500 $" what is that supposed to mean?

[@tonyscarcare5657]

$1,000-$1,500!

[@alanblanes2876]

@@tonyscarcare5657 Thanks Tony

[@tonyscarcare5657]

I was talking about the starter delay relay. I had one guy driving me crazy wanting it.

[@alanblanes2876]

Thanks for clarifying, Tony...

[@tonyscarcare5657]

You're welcome.

[@JayTucker-s1s]

;yak yak yak

[@autobug2]

The car is NOT a 'Country Squire', but a Country Sedan wagon (no shelf paper on the sides)

[@tonyscarcare5657]

Did you watch the video??? Good grief, dude!!! If you did, you failed the test with an F!

[@davidchamberssarge1652]

Shoulda stopped heaven and earth and bought that wagon! No excuses! The unforgivable sin for a car guy, especially with a Buddy in the area. So many sleepless nights of what coulda been, it's like not asking the gal to dance at the school event before a buddy did and they lived happily ever after. No do-overs in this life and the bold will reap the rewards.

[@tonyscarcare5657]

But I had just bought a very nice wagon.

[@jgerlach9752]

I

[@tonyscarcare5657]

I what? Lol

[@jgerlach9752]

I made an oops , Bob the wonder cat was helping by walking across the keyboard . Interesting car I would venture to say it passed everything but gas stations and grocery stores with the 428 and being the family truckster 😁

[@tonyscarcare5657]

I'm not sure. I wouldn't think it would be that bad on gas it driven right.

[@jgerlach9752]

Well fuel economy would suffer by my driving . With a 428 and me weighing 180 pounds and my right foot 133 by itself we don’t need no stinking fuel economy. 🤣🤪🤣

[@tonyscarcare5657]

🤣😂🤣😂 That's probably true with you!