
A full-size 1955 Ford wagon at $12,500 is a rare entry point to mid-century long-roof ownership. The seller discloses a transmission-fluid leak and the visible condition suggests a driver or restoration candidate rather than a polished show car.
A full-size 1955 Ford wagon at $12,500 is a rare entry point to mid-century long-roof ownership. The seller discloses a transmission-fluid leak and the visible condition suggests a driver or restoration candidate rather than a polished show car.

A full-size 1955 Ford wagon at $12,500 is a rare entry point to mid-century long-roof ownership. The seller discloses a transmission-fluid leak and the visible condition suggests a driver or restoration candidate rather than a polished show car.
Listing facts and simple derived context only. No proprietary score.
Method: model-year age uses 2026 minus model year. Mileage pace is shown only when the listing supplies mileage not qualified as shown, non-actual or unknown. Always verify the original listing and vehicle.
| Data point | This car | What it tells you | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Asking price | $11,500 | Advertised asking price; verify fees and current availability. | 2nd Chance Value Motors ↗ |
| Mileage | 90,837 miles shown | Shown as described by the seller; lifetime mileage is not established. | 2nd Chance Value Motors ↗ |
| Location | Roseburg, Oregon | Use location to plan an independent inspection, title work and transport. | 2nd Chance Value Motors ↗ |
| Listed specification | 5.2L V8 listed · Automatic transmission · Rear-wheel drive · Stock A260602 | Seller-listed facts that should be checked against the car and documents. | 2nd Chance Value Motors ↗ |
| Curation signals | Classic, Project, RWD, Value | Listing-backed attributes used for editorial selection—not a score. | 2nd Chance Value Motors ↗ |
These are documented model, platform or age-related inspection priorities—not a claim that this specific vehicle has each problem. “Not stated” means the listing does not establish that the item has been addressed.
| Issue / inspection priority | Evidence source | Evidence for this car |
|---|---|---|
| Transmission-fluid leakThe seller explicitly discloses a transmission-fluid leak. Identify the source, assess operation hot and cold and obtain a repair estimate before transport. | Original listing ↗ | Leak disclosed by seller |
| Model and title identityThe listing title and description use different Ford wagon names. Match body codes, chassis numbers and title before assigning Country Squire or Country Sedan value. | Original listing ↗ | Identity discrepancy requires resolution |
| Body structure and tailgateInspect frame, body mounts, floors, rockers, roof gutters, cargo floor and tailgate hardware for corrosion and old repair work. | FTC used-car guidance ↗ | No independent structural inspection is supplied |
A hands-on classic-wagon buyer who wants an honest project and can evaluate drivetrain leaks, rust and model identity before purchase.
The page title calls it a Country Squire while the vehicle is presented as a Country Sedan, and no VIN is shown. Verify the exact model, chassis and title, engine identity, transmission leak, rust and completeness. Waghoon has not independently inspected this vehicle. Confirm current availability and arrange an independent pre-purchase inspection before money changes hands.
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