Wagon looks awesome.

Another Dearborn trip in the books!! Glad we could be part of it.

You have more patience messing with that stuff than I would have. That looks like quite a car show

Impressive that even has the original spare from the factory. WOW !

Tony, you are truly blessed person, you have your parents/friends, worked hard to have a nice car collection, and even when things go wrong, you still can make an interesting video that makes everybody wish that they were there, where you are right now, thanks for letting us see what you are seeing through Your eyes in the video, Greenfield Village looks incredible, with everyone there, and all the cars

Seeing that dark green interior brings back memories of our family’s 1977 Granada Ghia sedan. It was Dark Jade Green Metallic and the interior was two tone green. Leather seating surfaces and door panel inserts were a very light almost silver-green. Very posh looking! The Granada had every option except moonroof, four wheel disc brakes and remote trunk release.

Lookin' GREAT. Factory interior parts never matched perfectly anyway. Rode in the back of a '67 Country Sedan as a kid. Those were the "Premium seats" as far as us kids were concerned...👍🏁

I admire your consistency in doing things right. A very impressive trait. Sucks about the truck and glad it got you there

IIRC the 1968 Country Squire we had had bigger rear jump seats; it looks like the fuel tank is between the jump seats and the rear seat on this wagon. The 1968 we had had the fuel tank between the frame and the rear fender on the driver's side and it stood upright. That was when the wagons were a separate series. GREAT VIDEO!

Shout out to Aaron for helping Tony with his truck issues during the trip. I spent most of my childhood in the back of that Jade Green station wagon on countless roadtrips across the country. Our 1978 Country Squire wagon did not have the 3rd seat so my father would always stow the luggage in the deep well compartment and we would lay on the carpet in the way back. We'd sleep there, play games and wave at other cars. This wagon keeps bringing back so many memories for me it's incredible. As far as the event goes, i love the way Tony showcased the car with the Mardi Report in the front windshield and all the other dealer brochures in the back. Presentation is important and the car looked amazing. Alot of work but well worth it.

Hello Mr. Tony - We are so glad we saw the car in person at the Motor Muster and car looks even greater in person. The home is super cool too with a very practical layout. We hope you make it home ok! Roseann & Dan

The wagon looks great Tony. Your color match really is on point. I enjoyed the adventure anyway! Until next time.

Tony, those seats look great. I don’t think anybody is going to recognize any difference.

Tony, the end result was your wagon looked great!! My nephew's son saw the accessory table and now he wants my nephew to find a Ford station wagon. Sorry you had rear end trouble in the truck. I didn't get to see you, but did get to talk to your parents. I talked to your father quite a while. What nice parents you have. Jim E

I LOVE the LTD Landau bars! They are so sweet!

I'm glad you got the wagon's cargo area back together and got to the show, even if there was a bit of a mechanical issue. I'm hopeful you can post a video of the show, and talk to some folks about your Country Squire.

Excellent Tony I’m jealous I wish I was there with ya with a Ford or Mercury or Lincoln any way you guys be safe have a good time hope the Squire gets some good Numbers scores

I bet there's a lot of jealous kids at that car show who got there in a minivan with a gray interior and no checker board.

That was a quality upholstery and dye job. Only cars out there to my knowledge that dwell on absolutely perfect color matching interior and exterior parts are over priced ultra high end European cars. The car to me can pass for low miles no miles. Enjoy the trip Enjoy the show. I would love to be in Detroit for the show too, but maybe next year. Absolutely gorgeous car.

Nice, my parents owned a 1976 ford ltd like that. Only yellow with a brown interior. Have fun in it. We did.

This video had a little bit of everything! Props for all the multi tasking and interesting/ entertaining content.

Tony, I may be way out of line but I believe history will judge these as some of the greatest 1977 Ford LTD Country Squire restoration/upgrade videos that KZfaq has ever seen. 😁

That diff got hot because you were pulling a 5000lb car and 1800lb? trailer. Wagon looking nice. Hope you get to spend some time talking to people about it.

Very nice! ...the rear end problem is a puzzler. No discloration or metal shavings or... anything, really.

The wagon is looking great Tony. Nice Air BnB too. Enjoy the show! 👍

Nice job Tony!

cool

Hi Tony, your Country Squire turned out to bee very nice. It is just a pity you did not have time to walk around and look at the other cars around Dearborn. And as usual i do like your video.

The only reason anyone would question those panels is because they look to good! Please don't let anyone load stuff in the back of the wagon after all your hard work. How did you determine that the rear end of the truck was "getting hot"? Looks like a real fun trip. Went to a local car show today and did see a beautiful 77 Grand Marquis four door.

The inside of the wagon looks great! I didn't know you could get seats dyed a different color. I hope you guys get the truck fixed so you can drive it back. On a separate topic, have you ever though about buying a Ford Elite or a Ford LTD II? I don't know if they are good cars, but they look cool.

Use a small paint bush

I want to come to one of these car shows but I didn't get enough warning this year. Do they have this every Father's Day?

Do you worry about hidden cameras in AirBnB? I am.

That rear end has way too much play in it. That's a real problem for that