Ford Country Squire (first generation)

For the 1949 model year Ford introduced its first post war model line, and sought to change the marketing of station wagons from a commercial vehicle to a premium family vehicle. The Country Squire name was introduced in early 1950 for the Custom Deluxe station wagon. Only the first generation versions of 1950 and 1951 were true woodies, with a steel roof, rear fenders and tailgate frame and wood side bodywork of mahogany plywood trimmed by maple or birch. Its model years run from 1950 to 1951.