Woodie by kenmo

Photography • Transportation • posted on Jul 24, 2004

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1947 Ford Woodie...from the Quinpool Road Cruise-In, July 17, 2004...

Comments (10)

jstsittinghere

1:53PM | Sat, 24 July 2004

i have always wanted one of these!! excellent shot !! beautiful!!!

chrysalide

1:54PM | Sat, 24 July 2004

An excellent shot with perfect colors. have a good day

funkandjazz

2:39PM | Sat, 24 July 2004

Excellent shot and cool car! :)

logiloglu

4:24PM | Sat, 24 July 2004

amazingly wonderful, looks great with this wood elements. excellent shot. !!!!!!!! #:O) QQQQQQQQ

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Akinom

4:51PM | Sat, 24 July 2004

Now that's a pretty cool car! Brilliant capture!

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coaster1robert

5:06PM | Sat, 24 July 2004

Excellent shot,Nice looking truck!

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danamo

7:22PM | Sat, 24 July 2004

Now that's one beautiful car, and an excellent photograph of it! My young lady friend agrees, though when I told there was a fantastic pic of a woodie on renderosity she turned to me and said "but doesn't that violate the TOS"?

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ijack999

11:52PM | Sat, 24 July 2004

What a wonderful coach! Very nice shot!

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lionking123

2:56AM | Sun, 25 July 2004

Cool car and excellent shot.

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tallpindo

6:24AM | Sun, 25 July 2004

I really do like the look of that front end though I never could tell a 47 from a 48. My sharpest criteria the tube shocks instead of levers and the squirrel cage blower with the long underhood scoop turn out to have been even on the 46 which has striped trim and different parking lights. Kenmo this is a dream car. Henry and Edsel were both gone and Henry II had yet to work his changes. The buggy springs. The torque tube drive. The radiator hoses coming up directly out of the middle of the heads. Those were the mantra of Ford V-8.