Woodie Coupes, not stationwagons

[Greg Myers]

Were any Woody Coupes ever kitted ? Or sedans as depicted below? 

Edited December 10, 2015 by Greg Myers

[chunkypeanutbutter]

Well, that's a sedan, innit? 

[Brett Barrow]

Closest thing I can think of, the Galaxie 47 Chevy Aerosedan with optional Country Club parts. 

 

[Brett Barrow]

Well, that's a sedan, innit? 

Same group.

[Greg Myers]

[espo]

Ford made a woody convertible I think in '46 - '48. Some dealers at that time offered a dealer installed dress up kit with wood trim. Don't ever remember seeing a factory coupe.  

[Greg Myers]

Was this a plastic model kit ? 

[pharoah]

Not a kit,but at least a model- Danbury Mint made a  42 and 48  Chrysler Town and Country.

I have both, Here's the 48. It's better than anything I could ever build. Heavy,too.

Edited December 10, 2015 by pharoah

[Greg Myers]

I remember seeing some off brands at local gas stations many years ago. They were nicely done,but I passed them by much to my lament. 

[sjordan2]

One of Minicraft's reissues of the Hubley Rolls Silver Cloud was called a Phantom Squire, with really bad woody stickers. They also released a version with a typo on the boxtop saying it was 1/16 scale. No such animal.

[Art Anderson]

In 1947, Nash offered the Ambassador as a "Woodie" 4-dr sedan:  http://barthworks.com/cars/forneycars/woodies/photos/1947nashsuburban3.jpg

Ford Motor Company produced the Sportsman convertible, a woodie convertible, as both a Ford and a Mercury, 1948-48.

I'm not aware of any traditional coupes having been produced in woodie form though.

 

Art