Ford did offer a two-door wagon that year—the Ranch Wagon. Thirty years ago, Tom and his friend Ernie Burge were walking through a swap meet when they spotted a 1954 Ranch Wagon.

Still, a few holdouts in rust-free regions kept these cars alive, and so we've been able to find this 1953 Ford 2-door Ranch Wagon in Northern California -- in the town that gave us the hydrogen ...

But the car was, indeed, a ’57 Ford two-door Ranch Wagon, and he agreed to take it for $500. But it was going to take time for the owner to dig it out, so Johnson and Cooper headed home with an ...

The combination of two-door Custom Ranch Wagon and Fairlane Town Sedan, both in two-tone paint, seemed sensible enough. What Eisenhower Recession? 1959: Get That Olds Feeling!

This rare two-door, 1961 Ford Ranch Wagon was parked in a garage not four blocks from his shop, Don Hardy Race Cars, in Floydada, Texas, for years. 0:00 / 0:00.

Larry And Debby Berkovich's '64 Fairlane Ranch Wagon With the debut of the first Ponycar, there's little doubt that 1964 will go down as one of the most significant years in Ford's history.