1952-59 Ford Ranch Wagon Quarter Molding Question

I have only seen a couple of wagons with this molding/paint oattern...
Is this factory or? Does anyone have a pair (LR) of these moldings? I think I like it!

 

Perhaps on a Canadian trim package? Have seen one before but cant remember where.

 

Its not a Canadian option. My wagon came with it. I dont remember if it was a Mainline or Crestline option though.

 

Could be a special edition model. Ford has done this every so often. Like the Mustang California Specials

 

Run through all the broachers here and you might find the correct model. Warning, this can be addicting! Mark
http://1956-ford.com/1956-ford-station-wagons-brochure.html

 

Thanks nos....Hey Longroof....gimme those moldings!

 

That trim was an extra-cost option on the Customline, and Mainline if the upper trim was selected. The trim is common to all models, you don't need a wagon-specific part.

 

I should note that this is only true for the '56 models. The '55 Mainline was truly a plain-jane model, zero bright trim on the sides or around the front and rear windows was offered. Ford got complaints, so added the shortened Customline trim to the Mainline option list in '56. The one in post #3 is fully-optioned for a Mainline. One other detail: the 'spear' right behind the door was blank on the Mainline (note the 'Ranch Wagon' script on the front fender), the Customline version had the model name embossed on them, no script.