1958 Chrysler Windsor
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Surname: Berkley Country Sedan Class: Wagon Origin:  USAPlayable vehicle |
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Contributor: Silnev
Contributor: Silnev
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| The rear does reminds me a little bit of the '59 Town & Country -- Last edit: 2016-10-12 22:56:14 | |
| This cannot be a 1968 Ford Country Squire. I can't imagine a car with so many 50's styling cues being sold as a 1968. I say it's a 1958 Chrysler Windsor. | |
| EB wrote here is one at 5:00...... www.youtube.com/watch?v=4UvCYalXwIY Thanks EB. | |
| EB, out of curiosity, what video/gameplay did you see where somebody actually drove this one? I have been looking all over for somebody to have actually given it a try. Most people just stick with the one sports car from the drop menu. | |
| The taillights are a bit different than all of the country squires, but the whole rest of the car is a perfect fit for a 1965 to 1968 Ford Country Squire. The wood panneling makes it a 67 or a 68 model (the 65 and 66 had a more angular look). I'm going to look through all the footage and try to find a front picture of this, even a lousy one. If it has hidden/horizontal headlights it's a 68, if they're vertically stacked it's a 67. | |
| The Country Squire model actually began in 1950 and ran until 1990 so it is highly likely that this is a mid to late 60s Country Squire. Also I wouldn't rule out the 1968 Mercury Colony Park. -- Last edit: 2016-06-19 14:26:47 | |
| The country squire is from 1973+ while the game is set in 1968 (I know video games aren't always accurate though). The country squire also has a very different roofline from this, with a thicker C pillar, a much thinner C pillar, and a rounded roof end above the hatch rather than the crease seen here. The wood paneling is very different and this car has obvious tail fins while the Ford does not. I don't know what this is but it's not a mid seventies Country Squire. | |
| Feels like mopar? |
