Woodies by kenmo
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Description
1947 & 1937 Ford Woodies at last years annual Hants County Cruisers car show August 2, 2009, Windsor, Nova Scotia, Canada

Comments (23)
COOOOL
Nice cars, I'll take the one on the left.
Gorgeous classics! :)
Both of the high-speed motorboats of their time my friend. Cheer still. Iadmire savours of these machines. Cheer and mile mercies ((5++)) Tous deux des vedettes de leur temps mon ami . Bravo encore . J'admire les saveurs de ces machines. Bravo et mile mercis ((5++))
beautiful Car,Ken
Love those old cars, very beautiful! 1937 it's very old..awesome photo/ love their shapes too, thanks Ken :)
wow two cars with the same paint type job on them side by side. cool
Awesome...!!
Very cool cars ... awesome photo.
Yeah!
beautiful cars and capture.lucky there were no people cluttering the fine cars up
I like the grill and lights on the older one, but the bumper on the newer one looks much more substantial and the better bet for some Malibu car park ! Kool comparison and wide angle capture ! ~Cheers~
Cool machines...even cooler photography Ken!
gorgeous image!!
awesome cars~
I'll take one of each! Our next door neighbor had a woody, and I could not tell you exactly what it was because I was a little kid. He gave his kids, and one or two other neighbor kids a ride to school in it. I was one of them. It was a joy to ride in it to school in the morning. Beautiful image with double the pleasure. ;c)
nice pic !
Awesome series of cars you have posted. Don't see these here in Oz. Excellent capture and hope there's more in the series...
Cool cars. Fantastic shot, the POV is superb!
That's the wrong hood ornament for a 1947. I found out the one I had on my 1948 was actually only used on the final months of 1948 production. The 1947's used a sort of swept winged addition to this and the early 1948 was without the plastic insert.
Nice paintwork. Great to see these older cars!
Impressive both!!!
A great work - thx for sharing !!!!!!!!!!!