1928FordGuy
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Hello,
Does anyone have a set of Model A wagon plans?
Does anyone have a set of Model A wagon plans?
Wood Wagon Plans
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henry's 31
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Hi:
As far as I know there are no Woody Plans in existence. I purchased the wood kit from a renowned auto woodworker in Travis City Michigan, but later his shop burned. I believe he has rebuilt, but I am not sure if he is doing any woody bodies.
His name is Mike Nickels (Great guy!) If you call him, tell him Al Lugo gave you his number from Georgia.
I still have a long way to go on my 30 Station Wagon. If I can be of any help my email is: 1931milly@gmail.com
Al
PH 231-947-2599
As far as I know there are no Woody Plans in existence. I purchased the wood kit from a renowned auto woodworker in Travis City Michigan, but later his shop burned. I believe he has rebuilt, but I am not sure if he is doing any woody bodies.
His name is Mike Nickels (Great guy!) If you call him, tell him Al Lugo gave you his number from Georgia.
I still have a long way to go on my 30 Station Wagon. If I can be of any help my email is: 1931milly@gmail.com
Al
PH 231-947-2599
BRENT in 10-uh-C
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Al, I was at Mike's shop about a month ago. He is doing a couple of Model-As now, but he had quite the backlog of other cars. His new shop is really nice as is his new power tooling. Below are some pix I pirated from a friend's social media page that was taken when we were there.
As far as plans, several guys still have the Hudson Wagon Wks plans, and as I understand someone else has taken that over. If looking for plans for duplicating the original 150A/B body, the original prints are available from Benson.
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Russell Reay
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If you are looking for a station wagon, go with Brent's recommendation. I am building a huckster, and plans are available from Wagon Works in Iowa
wagonwork2@aol.com
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henry's 31
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Hi Brent:
Glad to hear Mike's shop is up and running and thank you for the great photos. I am glad also to see he is very busy so he can recover somewhat from his shop fire.
Glad to hear Mike's shop is up and running and thank you for the great photos. I am glad also to see he is very busy so he can recover somewhat from his shop fire.
BRENT in 10-uh-C
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Hey Doc, it really is a stunning new shop with stonework on the exterior, quite a bit of memorabilia and old tools displayed on the inside walls etc. He showed me some fixtures he had remade, and there was quite a bit of old tooling that he was able too clean & restore. As I'm sure we all will agree, Fire is a very scary thing.