1951 Ford Other

Woody Wagon Woody

V8

Automatic

B1SP155027

Clear

Gasoline

We are listing our 1951 Ford Country Squire Woody Wagon for sale. We will run a seven day auction, if the car does not sell. We will be taking it to the Portland swap meet next weekend to sell it up there. Car is for sale, so at any point in the auction you can make an offer on the car. If a buyer is found that will be at the Portland swap meet or can meet us there. We can bring the car to Portland for a very good price, as long as it is paid in full before it is brought up there. The car has been in storage here in Idaho for about ten years. Before that it came out of Wyoming. If that is where it was sold new, I do not know. The car needs a full restoration, but it is a clean slat. Meaning nobody has done anything to it, so a new owner can decide to restore it or build a custom out of it. It is in very good condition as far as the body goes. Rockers, doors, rear door, rear floor, passenger floors, and hood have no rust through. There are two small spots on the front fenders behind the tires that have some rust. (see pictures) The flat head engine and transmission have been removed years ago and are not included in the auction, we do not have them. The wood paneling on the outside has dry rotted off of the car, so a person can see that the body is in very good condition and free from rust and damage from a wreck. Frame is very nice, and has no rust damage. Engine bay is in good shape with nothing being cut up or rusted out, the battery tray is not even rusted out. The inside is untouched, all rubber mats are still there, headliner,seats, dash, windows, all of it has never been taken apart. The new owner who does the restoration will be the first person to pull this car apart. There are extra parts that come with the car. And 20 pieces of the flat wood panels, as well as the trim on the sides and the chrome scripts. I have 236 pictures of the car and all of the extra parts. Please email me if you would like the pictures sent to you. Please include an email address so I can send them to you. If you are in the market for a 1951 Ford Woody, you would be hard pressed to find a nice project to start with. Again the car is for sale, you may make an offer at any time. If a deal is not put together, it will go to the Portland swap meet and be for sale up there.