1933 Ford Woodie Wagon

Power is from a 350ci Chevrolet V8 paired with a 700R4 four-speed automatic transmission, and the build also incorporates a black fabric roof cover along with staggered-diameter Budnik wheels. Interior features include saddle leather upholstery, air conditioning, and Classic Instruments instrumentation. Inspired by a 1933 Ford, the woodie station wagon body was reportedly fabricated by Hercules Motor Car Company of Tampa, Florida. The engine cover and cowl are constructed of steel and finished in black, while the fenders are made of fiberglass. The varnished wood body wears a black fabric roof cover, and additional features include rear-hinged doors, a billet grille, steel running boards, louvered engine cover panels, a sun visor, and dual side mirrors. Budnik 17� and 18� wheels wear Falken Ziex tires with 2021 production codes that measure 205/45 up front and 255/45 out back. The suspension features a Mustang II-style independent front setup, a rear four-link assembly, and adjustable coilovers. Stopping power is provided by four-wheel disc brakes with polished calipers in addition to drilled and vented rotors. The saddle-tone leather upholstery extends to the dash and center stack, while the headliner is made of varnished wood slats. Beige square-weave carpets line the passenger compartment floors, and the cargo area has bright runners over wood flooring.