The Ford Ranchero Squire Was an Upmarket Coupe-Utility
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Woodgrain trim has cycled in and out of popularity as a form of automotive style since the dawn of motoring. The 1960-70s saw a huge rise in its use, with wood treatment showing up on station wagons, pickups, and sport utility vehicles. At the time, automakers had already shifted to the use of faux vinyl.
Recently, I came across a 1970 Ford Ranchero Squire. I had previously seen woodgrain trim on a Country Squire station wagon, but this was the first time I laid eyes on it in coupe-utilit
Recently, I came across a 1970 Ford Ranchero Squire. I had previously seen woodgrain trim on a Country Squire station wagon, but this was the first time I laid eyes on it in coupe-utilit
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