So how many Woody owners are on the HAMB?

Yes building most of the wood..bird's eye. along with the tailgate... Here's a couple of mockup shot of the rear

 

Kiwitel, your wagon looks like a cross between a 32 and a 33. That cowl and door definitely look 33. Kind of a nice combo though.

Keep V-8ing and 4-banging!

 

A woodyroadster from sweden that I have ben bulding on the last seven years

 

Kent Bash here from Rod & Kulture magazine. I am working on an article about woodies. I would really like to include a photo of your project woody roadster, if you would be interested.

You can contact me at: kentbash@earthlink.net

Thanks,

Kent Bash

 

Woodyford, If your wood work is any indication of the level of your work, then this car is going to be gorgeous!

Keep V-8ing and 4banging!

 

my ALVIS TA14

 

That roadster is pretty damn sweet wow!

 

I own two woodies. One is a '29 Model A Huckster with Pinto power, yellow w/ black fenders sitting on chrome seelies with black wall Firestones. The other ia a '47 Ford Deluxe, stock drivetrain, monsoon maroon, chrome steelies with Firestone white walls, sat on a nice rake.

Sorry, I am unable to post any pictures.

 

All of those photos of the Alexander collection were taken by me in 2009.
Talk about weird, I still get them emailed to me. The last one was from a guy in Japan saying ..."hey, check out these woodies".
The internet...what a crazy world to be able to share so much, so quickly.
I'm pleased that so many people are enjoying my photos all over the world...it makes it all worthwhile. It really is exciting to see how quickly it travels.

 

Here's one similar to mine,This one is Garlits, Mines much rougher .

 

That's what I was thinking too.

 

Icon meet icon. Cool!

 

I would like to get in contact Jeff Peterson, eventually he knows about the origins of my car, witch was built by a member of slo poks.

 

Working on a '51 Chevy Tin Woody. 350, 700R4, disk brakes, Camaro sub frame, dropped spindles (all of the normal stuff). Trying to learn how to do the faux wood myself since it's so expensive for someone else to do.

 

I am working on a ground up 47 Chevy wagon. Sub frame just about done, metal work being as we speak.

 

The first day I laid my eye's on the early '50 Ford Woodie. IT WAS JUNK!!

 

Then I met Tom Fritz @ Customs, Classics, & Rods!

 

Recycling God's wood.

 

Going together for the last time, and Leaving Tom's Garage.

 

heres some of mine past and present- had others but the pictures are on old computer

 

Thanks, Dale

Fritz

 

this one back from Michigan yet?

 

Sawsall, did you have it at Mike Nickels shop?
Fritz

 

no. goes there in the spring??

 

Not mine but I work on it for them. Trying to find someone reliable to fix some wood parts and find a third row seat.

 

tom

no thats not mine.. it belongs to "ohiohotrods" he and I had talked when I was trying to figure out how the heck mine went together..

 

I could be if I wanted to drag this out.

 

Someday . .

 

Pull her out and get it on over to the shop. I will be glad to fix her up for you.

Fritz

 

one day I will get back on mine. I just need to bite the bullet and start tearing into it. its been in storage so long I have just gotten used to it in its current state.