henryJ wagon

I have a pic of a HJ wagon and does anyone have any other pic's or info on it or other HJ wagons. Thanks.

 

That is an invented car, not a factory model.

 

was a HJ wagon even made?

 

No, but I saw this car at the Autorama a year or so back and it is awesome.

 

They never made a wagon nor a production convertible but there are some out there. I saw a post somewhere on the building of the wagon but have lost the connection.

 

It was built in Rockwell City, IA.
This shop has built a Ridler winner, also, and are working on a Ridler contender right now.

 

The car was built about 3 years ago by Lakeside Rods and Rides - Roger Burman. The interior was done by Dan Weber in Alexandria MN, who did my Lincoln. The car is a one-off built from a normal 2-door Henry J. Roger also built a yellow Henry J that I saw at Goodguys DesMoines about 10 years ago.

 

i aint feelin it. but thats me.

 

Great effort
but I'm not liking it either.

 

Great workmanship, would be cool to build one of those to look like a stone-stock original with the little flat 4, 3 on the tree, and skinny tires.

 

That is a really nice custom wag. I made a convertible "J" for my self back in the late 1950's,it was in CarCraft Jan 63[shot in 62]

 

So, if I read this right 2 different shops built the same car?

 

If I read right the car was built in one shop and the interior in another. Also theres not nearly enough photos of it for me to pass judgement on it. I would difinely like to see some more photos of it though.

 

Here's it done. It's a work of art. Even though it's a street rod I love it.

 

I think it's bitchin

 

Yep, that works for me.

 

I sent an email to Roger at Lakeside and he sent me pic's of the wagon and the other HJ the fellow owns, Merry Christmas.

 

That's cool, I like it.

 

Different and obviously quality work. Two thumbs up.

Frank

 

The rear roof line just looks out of proportion to me, too squared off. It's a nice car, but J's look better as 2 door cars, not station wagons.

 

I thought one of the magazines had done a feature on it. If you
put Henry J Wagon in a google search under images, it will pull up
about a dozen pictures or so on it.

John