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1948 Chevrolet Woodie
Dear friends, here are the photos of first prototype for the 1948 Chevrolet Woodie.
Please note that there are many things to improve, so don't think that they are the production samples. The Satin Green version color is very close to the 1948 Pontiac I did, so probably I will change it for Silver Gray Green.
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Very nice Sergio! The Silver Gray Green Poly color is the upper color on this MOC.
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I'd be happy with Live Oak Green Poly, the lower color, as well!
I'm a Muscle car guy but I would be PROUD to display that Woodie ...
... in my collection. The craftsmanship is impeccable.
Lovely model Sergio! I think the green color change is wise.
Sergio, is the wagon going to have the spare tire cover as it had from the factory? These are often missing and discarded because they were hard to get on and off when the spare was used but the cars had them from the factory. I hope that you will include it on your models. The model looks great!
Exceptional Mr. Goldvarg. I will be ordering the Surf version.
Wow what a great model.
Put California plates on the green woody - not much surf in Indiana!
Fabulous model. Period.
Cooooool! that surf wagon will sit right next to my Conquest 1947 Chevy woody wagon!
I like muscle also Frank, but woody wagons are great! I have about 10 white metal's and 30 resins.
Great point, Harv! Indiana just isn't known for its beaches and surf!
Dudes!!! Road trip!!!
Harvey you got that right.
Lovely models, but I have to ask: Where does one go surfing in Indiana?