Plymouth?

A guy I know is doing some paint work on this car...I never knew Plymouth made a Woody type car back in the day...it's a little rough, but plenty cool!

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WOW! Never seen 1 of those before that got beach wrote all over it.

Or ranch

Beautiful! Is it a 1950?

Sweet Ride.

Very rare car! Note the awesome shapes around the spare tire carrier...

I have no idea on the year, but the guy painting it said it's going to be for sale soon...it's got great body lines...

Awesome. Most of the car co. had Woodies at one time or another. There were even 40 and 41 willy's Woodies. That would be damn cool to see.


Mike

Looks to be a 1948.

[B]I'll go with '49.........[/B]

[B]You think that's neat, (which it is) you should see the wood bodied Convertible cars that Ford and Chrysler had in the late '40's, the Ford was called Sportsman, and the Chrysler was called Town and Country........[/B]