1997 Ford Club Wagon
Capable of seating 15 in its extended form, Ford‘s full-size passenger van receives an increase in room, power and safety for 1997. With the addition of Ford‘s new 6.8-liter V10 Triton motor, a new, more spacious interior and standard dual airbags, the Club Wagon reflects many of the refinements being simultaneously introduced on its cargo-hauling sibling, Econoline. First introduced in 1961, Club Wagon and Econoline combined have sold nearly six million units and appear well positioned to continue this trend.
Capable of seating 15 in its extended form, Ford‘s full-size passenger van receives an increase in room, power and safety for 1997. With the addition of Ford‘s new 6.8-liter V10 Triton motor, a new, more spacious interior and standard dual airbags, the Club Wagon reflects many of the refinements being simultaneously introduced on its cargo-hauling sibling, Econoline. First introduced in 1961, Club Wagon and Econoline combined have sold nearly six million units and appear well positioned to continue this trend.
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