Vehicle Sightings - More of a Diverse Bunch in Fort Collins (Part 2)

[Number_35]

Jeep Wagoneer - late '70s? '80s?

Early '50s Chrysler

1992ish Mazda Navaho (a rebadged 2-door Ford Explorer)

And finally, a 1960 or so Ford Falcon. I loved the round taillights that Ford used on several models through about 1964. They looked very space-aged to me as a little guy.

 

[RDMgr]

The Chrysler may be a '52 or '53 Windsor. My first car was a spotless '54 Winsdor. It was like driving an ocean liner, no power steering but a giant steering wheel. The back seat was like a large couch. This was in about 1970.

 

[addyguy]

The Schaefer oil drum is neat!

 

[PimTac]

The Chrysler may be a '52 or '53 Windsor. My first car was a spotless '54 Winsdor. It was like driving an ocean liner, no power steering but a giant steering wheel. The back seat was like a large couch. This was in about 1970.

I’m thinking 1953. Those were really nice cars.

 

[Snagglefoot]

Early four door sedans usually went to the crusher and two doors were often saved. Four door versions of Chevy 5-6-7’s are now rare.

 

[wag123]

I like the 1962 Ford Falcon. It looks like a complete original car. Even the chrome looks good (save for the bent rear bumper).
The Jeep is from between 73 to 79. They didn't change much from year to year.

 

[Number_35]

Early four door sedans usually went to the crusher and two doors were often saved. Four door versions of Chevy 5-6-7’s are now rare.

Agreed. I was pleased to see a Plain-Jane 5/6/7 a year or so ago. May have posted it here.

 

[Snagglefoot]

Agreed. I was pleased to see a Plain-Jane 5/6/7 a year or so ago. May have posted it here.

Here is one I saw last week. Finger in the way. Whoops.

 

[svtrit]

Did I see a Taurus wagon hiding in there as well?

 

[Number_35]

Did I see a Taurus wagon hiding in there as well?

You did!

 

[DuckRyder]

That grand wagoner is probably worth stupid money...