I am new to the forum and stopped in to say Hi

I may be new to the forums but I have through the years put many miles on our beloved longroofs. With just my last two it was over 250k

When I was 16 back in 67 I even took my 1st drivers test in a 67 ford wagon.

Since I retired my 92 RMW about 10 years ago (a little over 210k on it) I have been without one and really missed the versatility of having one so I just recently picked up a 95 with 80k on it. So far all i have done is new wheels and tires cut do have a complete set of Bilstiens in the trunk just waiting to be mounted. I know they really helped my 92.
Here are a couple pics I took to show my bro what the new wheels looked like on the car.

Welcome to the madness Ancient 1 and you are hardly at 59 the ancient 1.I too learned to
drive in a 1970 Galaxie 500 wagon and took my drivers test in a 70 Torino.There was always
a ford wagon or sedan in our family until 1980 when the folks mage the huge mistake of
buying a new Aries K car.That was a memorable car from day 1.Glad to see that one go in
84 after years of frustration and out and out hate for a car.
Thats a good looking wagon you have and the wheels look great.Again welcome to the group.
Jim Gordon

Welcome,

Nice car...........

I have had my screen name since the mid 90s when I played DukeNukem online and was one of the oldest players.
And as far as the family has gone there was always at least one wagon in it till I got rid of my 92

I,m the oldest one here,.

and crotchity ^^^

Welcome and I'm digging those rims, those are a look I have not seen before and they work really well with the woodgrain....

I'd be in love with those wheels if they were five-spoke. They do look good though. Welcome to the madness.

Welcome aboard, love the wheels!

Welcome to the forum. I like the color of your wagon with the wood. With only 80K on it, it's just broken in.

That's a sharp wagon. Welcome back to the Longroof madness.

-Mike

Welcome, Ancient_1.
Love those wheels on that Roadie!

Welcome! 80k WOW! Wheels do look nice too...goes well with the wood and Jadestone paint.

Chris