Recent content by Ole Rasmussen

That was a link. Thanks ratamhata. I have build my 150A Station Wagon from a Tudor. Remember you only use the cowl with he front window, the gas tank and the hood. All the rest of the body is made of maple and plywood. If you are interested you can see some 200 pictures from the building of my...

Hello everybody Contacted Wagon Work - Jay and Pat Cramer were very helpfull and kind. Perhaps for a few parts I can get some help. But I am still looking forward to the"big break": finding a person who owns a Traveler or a Special Delivery 255A Woody! Ole

Thanks mot and Mike First time I have seen those pictures of a Traveler. Yes, the floor is not raised in a Traveler(what I thought because it is made out from the 155A). I also got an idea about the seize of the water tank.Originally there must have been curtains on the rear doors inside.!The...

Hello Mike The front doors in a Traveler has windows to be rolled up and down. I know the dimensions from a 150B. What is the diffence? The dimensions of the rear doors I don't know anything about ! Both the front doors and the rear door can be loced with a key, but I don't know anything about...

Safari bob. Thank you for your effort so far. I have closely studied the pictures from Bruce. The are nice but only gives me the main points - not the important dimensions. The Traveler was reproduced by S&S Industries, Dewittville,NY, but the manufactors daughter, Ruth, have not got anything...