Norwegian Carpenter's 1937 woodie.

Radiohead!!? I thought you were listening to Tom Waits!! So which is it?
Your Woody & coupe are as kool as a Norwegian fjord!!

 

Here's what you're looking for on the 37 radio but it's in my 36 sorry about that..GREAT work on the woodie as well as all your other cars..

 

Done a few things on the Wagon project.Not much that shows....
The electrical system is now completed and I made a trailer hitch,or what its called, so we can take our matching teardrop camper with us camping.
Made all the wooden parts for the front doors.I'm not sure if they will fit ,though.Converted some Cadillac hubcaps and liked the look????
When I started this project,I promised the girlfriend that I use two years on this car....thats October 2013.We'll see about that.Have to go to work in another week,next thursday, in the North-Sea.Hope the doors are nearly done then.....

 

I work with 'wood' every morning!ha ha!!
but this is really nice work! you are a great craftsman!
-palle

 

Glad to see you back with another build! Amazing craftsmanship, looks great so far!

 

I saw that three window when it was first posted...very impressive work!

 

Fantastic work.

 

Thumb up! Nice as it gets!!

 

Here in New Zealand, we call them Tow Bars.

Beautiful build, by the way.

 

It appears your wonderful woodie has 4 doors. I appreciate that. 2door woodies just don't make sense unless there is a VW or Corvair engine hiding in the back.

 

Amazing work.

 

Very cool. We need more awesome cars in Norway..
Hans

 

very nice, impressive work!! Keep on, i'm watching with pleasure.

Carsten

 

This the type of project I have been planning for a few years. I am a bodyman at work and a woodworker at home, so I've always wanted to combine the two. Looks great.

 

You have good taste..followed up with real talent. Nice work.

 

never ceese to amaze me...beutiful work !

 

Bravo, you saved an otherwise plain vanilla Ford and turned it into a work of art. Great car, great color choice, and impressive woodwork. I like your style!

 

You did the finger joints? If so.. my hats off to you sir!!!

 

Nothing like ambition and taking on something as monumentous as that. Keep up the good work.

 

Yes,Mr.Sawzall.I did the finger-joints with my bandsaw.I had a piece of original Ford wood with one finger-joint and used that to make a pattern in metal.5 minutes with the saw and 1-2 hours with some rough old metal files and I have a complete finger joint that fit like a glove.There are 8 finger-joint on this project,so far...Thanks for all comments!

 

You sir, truly are a craftsman. Beautiful work.

 

Wow more amazing craftmanship!

 

hahahahahaha!!!

 

wow! you sir have some talent.. I tried the same once, but failed miserably
those look great!

 

Outstanding work!
Can't wait to see what the next project will be!?

Trønderlag er mer enn fotball og himmert (Smaker faktisk veldig bra)!

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Taildragger&fenderless

 

Truly remarkable. Amazing work, and fast! I feel so lazy.

 

very nice. looks great.

 

gorgeous work

 

absolutely amazing

 

Finally had the time to put together one of the front doors.Its a bit tight now,but I think it will work out.Made some handles for the front doors too and even sill plates in brass.I want upholstery on the inside in the front and just wood in the rear,like a real woody.
The workshop is so small,so its impossible to get any decent pics of the whole car......
Been working on other people's projects and done a few things on my motorbike.