Station wagons with real wood bodies became somewhat popular in the 1930s, but interest died off in the early 1950s as they were expensive to build and maintain. Ford continued the “woodie” look by instead using fiberglass strips and… more»
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It’s Futuramic! 1949 Oldsmobile 88 Woodie
We cover woodie station wagons regularly on Barn Finds and one of the questions that I keep asking is how does one handle the necessary woodwork? Considering the age of the average woodie, a body style gone from our… more»
Surfboard Included! 1946 Ford Woodie
Sometimes a classic will come along and it seems like the owner has chosen the perfect location to shoot their photos. That is the case with this 1946 Ford Woodie, because what better location could there be than a… more»
Completely Original 1940 Chevrolet Woodie Wagon!
Here in America, production of wood-bodied wagons by car manufacturers had pretty much fizzled out by the early 1950s. And since wood doesn’t hold up to the elements as long as steel (duh), woodie survivors are fairly rare. If… more»
Good Wood: 1937 Ford Woodie
After jumping from a few different garage’s in its past, this 1937 Ford Woodie is a great project that needs to be complete. With some fresh sheet metal, and a lot of fresh wood, this Ford is ready to… more»
Woodie Wagon: 1980 Chrysler Town And Country
Most of the “woodie” LeBarons featured here on Barnfinds of late have been of the K-car persuasion. But before the front wheel drive K-car platform was introduced in 1981, the then-struggling Chrysler Corporation offered the LeBaron as a rear wheel… more»
The Last Woodie! 1951 Two-Door Mercury Wagon
Car enthusiasts typically picture a 1951 Mercury either as a two-door coupe in stock form or as the quintessential low-rider. This particular 1951 Mercury Two-Door Woodie Wagon ran as recently as last year. Representing the last Mercury wagon to… more»
1967 Plymouth Barracuda Convertible Woodie
This car could be the subject of a couple of debates: why does it have real oak trim on it, and is it a woodie or a woody? It’s a 1967 Plymouth Barracuda Convertible Woodie, or “woody”, as the… more»