for photos of this woody in the Schlumpf warehouse and purchsed from Shakepeare and on the way to http://theoldmotor.com/?p=36666
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Johnny Vegas made the most incredibly realistic looking faux patina on a 33 ford, with Cumberland paints, and they call it the Barn Find
the door jambs were still original paint, and it was in absolutely amazing condition, and a true barn find.
Johnny is pretty damn good at getting and selling barn finds, check out this 1941 Buick Estate Woodie, one of 16 known to exist... he found it and has sold it already, but it had been stored since 1958
here is a full gallery of it http://hispeedcustoms.com/IMAGES/CARS/1941%20Buick%20Woodie/index.htm
but go look through the other cars he has for sale http://hispeedcustoms.com/forsale.html and you'll find the stablemate 1933 Ford Woodie for 45 thousand doallars that Johnny also has among his many cars for sale in Tucson
http://hispeedcustoms.com/
Wallpaper woody
Term used to describe the fake plastic side trimmed cars of the 50's, 60's and 70's that were supposed to look like they were real woody cars, but failed miserably
Wavecrest is tomorrow, if you like Woodies, you'll want to get to this convention of the biggest meet of woodies west of the Mississippi
for coverage of Wavecrest to look at to see what a cool collection there is to look though ; http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/search/label/Wavecrest%202010
A good look at the bumper car made up like a Woodie
I posted a gallery of the whole collection of Tom Wright... all of them street legal and a sensation around the internet since 2009 http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2009/09/for-attention-like-nothing-else-at.html for the whole collection and http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2010/02/update-on-bumpercars.html for the information
Diamond T, known for their tractor trucks (semi) but they once made roadsters, touring cars, pick ups and fuel tankers
The cowboy icon, Gene Autry
Below, a prototype woodie found on http://blog.hemmings.com/
all the other photos are from http://www.diamondtclassics.com
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