This Jacked-Up, Wood-Panel 1973 Ford Country Squire Is Weird Enough To Want To Own

When Liam sent us this link to an utterly intriguing ride, we had no choice but to show you guys.

This jacked-up, wood-panel 1973 Country Squire - one of the longest station wagons Ford has ever built - is currently for sale in Ohio for $11,500 negotiable. Clearly no good to us Brits, but worth a closer look...

This what a stock, sixth-gen Country Squire looks like

As you can see, this is no ordinary sixth-gen Squire. Modifications include that suspension lift for use as a tow car and, on its roof, you also get a painted American flag. Because 'MURICA!

The car's standard 6.4-litre V8 remains untouched, which is fed to the road via a three-speed automatic 'box.

While we can't help but think a 2.2-tonne wagon like this would be an absolute dog to drive, we'd sure love to get behind the wheel!