1933 Ford Other Ford Models

1933 Ford Woodie Station Wagon The Woodie or (Woody) station wagon took inspiration from fine wooden furniture to invoke that same feeling of class when it comes to automobiles. Completing the passenger compartment of cars in wood was a popular practice back in the day and was a modern interpretation of horse drawn carriages. These cars were typically created by large third party coachbuilders and occasionally by local carpenters. They were sold in limited production numbers and eventually strength, cost, and durability led to the wood constructed cars to be abandoned. That being said they are still extremely popular in the classic car world and are very much alive. The National Woodie Club is still very active and host events all across the country. This 33 is the two door version and was constructed by Hercules Motor Car Company out of Tampa, Florida. This was a popular Woodie builder and were still in business until recent years. If you look them up online you will see some articles discussion the very talented builders there. According to the owner of Hercules this car is one of the New Generation cars and was the 4th created out of a total of 133. This car has a combination of a custom steel body, custom wood paneling and fiberglass fenders. It is painted in White which pairs nicely with the wood paneling which we think is Hard Maple based on our research. It has a nice Blue canvas top in place that is in good condition. The glass on it is all good throughout and in typical Woodie style it has lift up windows instead of roll up windows. The chrome grill looks good and is framed by the larger style circle headlights. The car rides on American Racing Torq Thrust wheels and it has a taller tire in rear for a slight rake. The hood can open from either side and reveals the 350ci V8 motor. It has been fitted with billet valve covers, a billet air cleaner, an Edelbrock intake, and Weber carburetor. The car starts up and runs great. It has an automatic transmission that moves through the gears smoothly with no issues. Other nice features include the Ford 9 inch rear, custom chassis, adjustable coil overs, tubular a arms, 4 link rear suspension, power steering, and power front disc brakes. The interior was entirely redone in Blue upholstery that looks great. It has dual high back bucket seats up front and a full bench in rear. It has belts in place for all with the fronts being full retractable 3 point belts. The custom dash is all nicely upholstered as well and topped off with Boyds Classic Instrument gauges, adjustable vents, Vintage Air AC/Heat controls, and an Alpine AM/FM/CD player. A nice tilt column sits in front of the driver and fitted with a Banjo leather wrapped steering wheel. One of the prettiest parts of the car is actually hidden up above where you will note a beautiful exposed wood slat ceiling. In back the car has tons of storage space with a fully opening 2 piece rear gate. This very cool Wagon has a classic style you c