When one thinks of the Ford Squire, a full size top of the line wagon adorned with acres of wood is what most people envision but did you know there was a British Squire wagon as well? Not exactly a spitting image of the American Ford Squire wagons, the British Ford Squire was a compact wagon that competed with the Hillman Husky and the Austin A30/A35 estate wagons.
This LHD Squire was imported to the U.S.but it’s hard to imagine many of these wagons were sold here despite a growing interest in European imports. The seller of this fine Squire has invested $30K in the car but has a BIN price of $18,900. The wagon is listed on Ebay in Crown Point, Indiana.
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