PV woodie

[Aussie Volvo]

Hi All

I was on the garaget site and found the PV woodie

http://www1.garaget.org/archive/120/119924/154165/154165-1444636.jpg

There was a link at the bottom of the page
www.nogg.se/woodie

Here is a translated version of the photo page
http://translate.google.com/translate?js=n&prev=_t&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&u=www.nogg.se%2Fwoodie&sl=sv&tl=en&history_state0=

Enjoy

[St.Nick]

Now, THAT is some cool she-at!! :)

It'll be great when its finished. I thought the woodie was an entirely US thing (Metal for the war effort-type scenario)

[MikeHardy]

nope happened here in the UK too.

http://www.oldwoodies.com/img/uk/morrisminortraveller_dolph%27n1.jpg

[JohnMc]

Now, THAT is some cool she-at!! :)

It'll be great when its finished. I thought the woodie was an entirely US thing (Metal for the war effort-type scenario)

Also good for low volume cars that didn't justify the expense of making body stamps.

And PS: Damn that IS cool!

[Turborg]

[QUOTE=ravennexus;2486265]nope happened here in the UK too.

Of course this is a Morris Minor traveller. I had one in college. We bought it for a spring break drive from Il to Fla. Two days before we left, it had no engine. A transplant of a Austin 1275cc duel carb motor(replacing the single carb 998cc) made this 1700LB car a real hotrod.
Thanks for the memory jogger!

[tlcallaway]

Not that many things in this life I would kill for, but that might be one.