1933 Ford Woody Needed $300K of Custom Work, Packs Roush Engine
autoevolution 28 Jan 2021, 12:56 UTC · by For about three decades last century, people were head over heels in love with cars boasting wood panels. The age of the woodie, which lasted from the 1930s to the 1960s, brought with it a different way of making cars. It is one that, even if no longer that appreciated today, still fuels the dreams of a small group of enthusiasts who don’t shy away from spending fortunes on such machines, whenever they get the chance. 17 photos Like, say, $300,000. That is how much we’re told making this here 1933 Ford woodie (titled Woody) cost to put toge...
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