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Check out an old Mercury Colony Park station wagon!
Cars were a lot stronger back in the day, they would probably still be safe.
ππ»ββοΈ I also remember drinking water out of a hose and cars without seatbelts or only lap belts
That's when bumpers were actually functioning bumpers.
Seatbelts were foreign in my childhood
Memories, but ours didn't have seat belts or cup holders.
I use to love spending time in the back of those seats back int the days when my mom and dad go on Road trips miss those days please bring those seats back it was fun. Sometimes we get stupid people from these days complaining of how Dangerous it is to ride in back those seats thatβs because they never experienced the ride them self.
I loved out old station wagons with side facing AND rear facing seats!!! Best childhood memories!!
yall got seats? they just threw us in the back of a truck! open air!
No no!! Itβs got to be All Metal!! So when dad made that hard turnβ¦ you slid from one hard metal surface to another!! None of this sissy carpeted padded stuff!! πππππππ
Going on trips in this thing was. the best trip ever. π₯°π₯°π₯°
That was the favorite seat for us kids....
I'd drive it!! I have had one after another for Years...The Sable and the Taurus. Fun fact (my husband didn't believe me til I showed him) you can fit several full sheets of plywood in the back with the seats laid flat!!!! π It's the ultimate Hard Top El Camino π
I miss that seat as a kid. Waving and giving the peace sign βπΏ to cars behind us. So much excitement getting a response. Memories
I loved my parents station wagon. it did have the back seats that faced backwards. If we were messing around and driving them nuts we had to come up to the center seat as a punishment. π
We folded the middle seats flat, threw down blankets and traveled in style. Played many a board game in that backseat! No collisions.
I was just talking about this and people didn't believe me. they said no way. I'm like I had an aunt that owned a car you rode backwards in and waved at people
Our station wagon didnβt have seats. We just rolled around in the back. Or when delivering newspapers, my mom would leave the hatch door pulled down. We would sit at the end of the hatch driving around the neighborhood, jumping on and off at each location. Fun times! Or sitting in the back of pickup trucks. ππ» Canβt do that anymore.
We got to ride in the back of the pickup, if we weren't driving.
Yes, I remember those cars I've always wanted one, but at the same time what you just said Kids watch the rear end collision just had me die and laughing
I had a Volvo wagon with a rear facing seat. That was the last auto I have seen with one.
Distracted driving is more of a problem than rear car seats.
The car was also built like a tank!
I remember our station wagon had those little seats in the back of it except ours were went from side to side, and then our legs will meet in the middle, that tended from each other and they went the opposite direction so our knees would meet in the middle. now but just the two kids in the backseat with our feet up on the back window, and enjoyed a nap and fun for us but not my dad we held up signs that says help me Iβm lost and help me Iβve been kidnapped. That one didnβt go over with mom and dad. But honestly, I wish we had those seats again. No they really arenβt safe, especially if you have a rearing collision but dang it was a lot of fun.
I remember the tire thing I still have one, but Iβve never seen seats that sit like that, but I do remember one time we went to the zoo with some friends my mom and her friends and kids, and we were sitting in the back of a Volkswagen bus on the freeway and the door opened up luckily I was smart enough to hang onto the handle until they pulled over
Itβs funny how automobiles back in the 70s they didnβt have that many safetyβs features on cars.
My 95 Toyota Camry wagon had one and my boys would ride it in the back on burn rides
Best fun ever, those cars had metal bumps we were good.
Hell yea good ole days
the good ol days
Love it
those were good days πππ
I remembered driving in the back of one 40+ years
the good days
We used to hang half our bodies out and the other half in we had a food old time being in my father's shit box buy ill tell you this its was a hell of a station wagon
I feel like there wasnβt that many wrecks back then. We always sat in the very back I donβt know of anyone in my family getting into a wreck
We didn't have those seats in the back of our station wagon. We even rode in the trunk of our car on the way home from grocery shopping.
Yea my cousin and I used to sit back there in an old station wagon
Never once got in or saw an accident when we had our station wagon
They use to fight to see who would set hereππππ
That just took me back to so many good memories
My dad had a 72 Buick estate wagon. Rear faced forward but the clam shell doors was different.
perfection π
Yes!!!!!!!!π
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I used to lay in the back on that little area under the back glass where the speakers are. I slept from Ohio till we got to Virginia. My 3 brothers and sisters were on the seats and no way my mom and dad would let my ass ride in the front seat π .
I remember my aunt's big old Cadillac that had a place underneath the back window just big enough for 2 kids to lay. Our (the survivor's) guardian angels are tired. π₯±
We had one makes me car sick lol
this WHERE the days π₯°π₯°π₯°π₯°π₯°π₯°π₯°π₯°π₯°π₯°π₯°π₯°
Iβm blow ur mind. If u see a really old car from the 80s old or older u will see no dents Chevy nova the old station wagons. No crumple zones
Miss this car. We had one. We would makes faces at the cars driving behind us
Long trips as a kid back there was fun
Dis made me giggle
For a piping hot second i rly thought he was showing a secret compartment where he keeps his victimsππ
Good memories and there were no seatbelts, either.Did it like true americansπ
We were safe cuz the rear was structured Steel instead of plastic and only a steel frame
ππ₯° Lol that was ment for rain veiw from safety of Simi shelter lol
I don't remember any seats or seat belts in the rear... We just kinda piled in!!
we never had set belts. Ours was a 1968 Chevrolet station wagon. we would fold down the seat and sleep in the back on long trips, nothing to restrain us, and were still alive.
I love our family car I always sat in the back
Lmao
I remember riding in the back of a1978 ford f-250 with a camper shell and carpet kit all the way to northwest Washington from northern Utah and back.
Yes, the car is back in the day were a lot stronger but they were also a lot more dangerous now airbags and guess what the gas tank was the first thing that wouldβve explode when you were hit in a station wagon! I can also remember a case or a station wagon they werenβt bucket stats at them they were bench seats. The wife was sitting next to the husband who was driving. The children was sitting next to the wife. The next seat was lined with children as well and I canβt remember how it happened but I remember it was a wreck and the driveshaft snapped in half Came up to the bottom of the car and up through the wife and killed her instantly.