Ford Crown Victoria Station Wagon?

[x635 4,066]

Although I'm pretty sure this is a custom job (?), I never knew Ford made a Crown Victoria Station wagon (at least for that era of Crown Vics).

I see this every now and again around Hartsdale. This photo was taken by me on 11-30-06

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[IzzyEng4 427]

Though they don't make those???? Must be a special order or someting.

[wcr20 17]

wow - thats just bizzare

you gotta talk to that guy and ask.

does that construction company just north of 4 corners still run the 2 hummer 1s - they had a red and grey one i seem to recall?

Edited December 2, 2006 by wcr20

[gpdexplorer 46]

That kinda looks like a the top of an old chevy caprice wagon.

[redtruck75 24]

Although I'm pretty sure this is a custom job (?), I never knew Ford made a Crown Victoria Station wagon (at least for that era of Crown Vics).

I see this every now and again around Hartsdale. This photo was taken by me on 11-30-06

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Maybe Ford makes them for the funeral business, such as a hearse.

[Scottyk107 9]

thats the back of an escort wagon the back glass i think is too short to be a full sized caprice just a guess

[AndyC3J 190]

Nah, looks more like a Taurus wagon than an Escort. Definitely a custom job, albeit a somewhat strange one.

[e290l103 3]

If Ford had made a wagon like that from the factory they probably would have sold a bunch of them!

[Guest WolfEMT]

If you take a close look at the lines around the rear passenger door, you can see that this is definitely a custom job.

[10-Buff-4 0]

That is an interesting Car. I do wonder what it's used for/who had the money for a couple thousand dollars to do the custom job. BTW, I recognize the curvature of the windows as that of a Taurus. The Crown Vic though is from '95-'97, based on the taillights. Where in Hartsdale does that car pop up, I'd like to see it myself. You should send that photo to stationwagon.com, if they still exist.

-Joe DA BUFF, 100 Posts and Counting!

[IzzyEng4 427]

If you take a close look at the lines around the rear passenger door, you can see that this is definitely a custom job.

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You're right, took below the rear window, looks like the lines where the truck rounds up. I used to own a Mercury Grand Marquis so I know the style. Definitely custom job job