So how many Woody owners are on the HAMB?

I will start it off with my 51 Mercury

 

Here's my needy 1940 Willys woodie project - sold originally in Binghamton....

 

Wow! Weasel That is sweet. I am wondering where it was sold here? Was it a used car lot or waht info do you have on where it was sold ?

 

My Duece .......

 

I have had a few Woodies, a lot of fun. This '52 Buick was my most recent (sold it last summer).

 

Are you counting tin woodies?

 

I need some new pics, but :
"50 Plymouth


Under the hood:

 

I wakeup with one, every morning

 

Why not

 

don't own one , but i built one

 

I know where there ia another one of these for sale and it is the same color . A friend of mine has it.

 

I got these pics in a email. It's the Nick Phillips collection.

 

Holy Shit! Sinister that is one hell of a collection Mr. Phillips has.

 

... a couple more...

 

Boats count? It does have a 270 Hemi!

 

woody without real wood..

 

Here is mine before it was torn down, what it's like now.

 

Jerseyboy that is sweet! What mill does it have a V8 or the 4cyl

 

I'm in. I have a '33 Ford and a '39 Ford. Hey... Does my '65 Country Squire count?

 

My project



More here:
http://www.hubgarage.com/mygarage/vehicles/53163

 

I had a great Woody this morning, but my wife wanted it....

dj

 

I had a Woody I took care of it myself

 

Hey all,

The guys name is Nick Alexander who did own that Woody collection. He is the son of Ben Alexander who played Joe Friday's sidekick on Dragnet in the 50's and 60's on TV.

The collection was sold last year at auction.

Murph

 

I got that e-mail too, must be that 6° of separation thing!

 

Thank you for the correction, I was going by what was sent to me. Great collection no matter who owns it.

 

Well was the collection sold as a whole or was it separated. Because it would be a shame to separate such a collection.

 

Oh yeah where are all the Woody owners at here on the HAMB. I know there has to be more than this.

 

Heres My Tin, Closest I can come to a woody right now on my budget.



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I have an original 1946 Pontiac woodie and starting a 1929 Ford Huckster with a 1.8 SOHC and ZF 4-speed. Sold a Rare 1948 Chevrolet fleet line with the Country Club dealer installed wood kit. Also sold a 1948 all original T&C convertible a couple of years ago.

 

Mine will have wood one day!