The Ford Barn

Ole Rasmussen · 10-16-2010, 03:41 AM

Hello everybody
Contacted Wagon Work - Jay and Pat Cramer were very helpfull and kind. Perhaps for a few parts I can get some help.
But I am still looking forward to the"big break": finding a person who owns a Traveler or a Special Delivery 255A Woody!
Ole

Model A Speedster · 01-04-2011, 06:30 PM

I pm'd you Ol Rassmussen, I have a 255A special Delivery.

Jason in TX · 01-04-2011, 06:37 PM

Too neat!! Now how much fun would THAT be to own?!?!

ratamahata · 01-04-2011, 07:02 PM

try this link http://www.hotrodsbyhg.com/current_p...y%20Camper.htm

ratamahata · 01-05-2011, 06:19 AM

its possible built a woody based on 60 a/b body or 170 briggs?
Which is the best body for a woody build?

Ole Rasmussen · 02-06-2011, 04:29 AM

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That was a link. Thanks ratamhata.
I have build my 150A Station Wagon from a Tudor. Remember you only use the cowl with he front window, the gas tank and the hood. All the rest of the body is made of maple and plywood.
If you are interested you can see some 200 pictures from the building of my first woody on www.forda.dk . Go to the galleri (second car on the top)/Biler i klubben/Station Wagon

Ole Rasmussen

brindoro · 09-19-2022, 01:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Ole Rasmussen

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I have build my 150A Station Wagon from a Tudor. Remember you only use the cowl with he front window, the gas tank and the hood. All the rest of the body is made of maple and plywood.
If you are interested you can see some 200 pictures from the building of my first woody on www.forda.dk . Go to the galleri (second car on the top)/Biler i klubben/Station Wagon
Ole Rasmussen

Hi Ole, I am very interested in the 200 build photos, but they are no longer at forda.dk or in the internet archive of same. Any chance they are available somewhere still, even if not online?

Y-Blockhead · 09-19-2022, 02:23 PM

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Originally Posted by brindoro

Hi Ole, I am very interested in the 200 build photos, but they are no longer at forda.dk or in the internet archive of same. Any chance they are available somewhere still, even if not online?

Ole Rasmussen has not logged in ~8 years and not posted in over 11 years. Not sure he will see your question...

eystein · 09-20-2022, 03:55 AM

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Originally Posted by brindoro

Hi Ole, I am very interested in the 200 build photos, but they are no longer at forda.dk or in the internet archive of same. Any chance they are available somewhere still, even if not online?

Hi, the photos of the 150 A are still there.

https://85aefe3c-f71c-4bb3-9c51-e488...62b245fc34.pdf

https://www.forda.dk/billed-serie-af-sw

Also, I found the attached photo also on the Danish website. - So it seems that although he has not posted here for 8 years, he has used the time well in his garage :-)

eystein · 09-20-2022, 03:42 PM

You may try this email to contact him :

[email protected]

brindoro · 09-26-2022, 12:24 PM

Thanks all!

Ole has indeed been busy and that photo of a traveler above is real! I have had initial contact with him, but there are not so many photos of the Traveler build.

I followed the links to the 200+ photos of the Station Wagon on the forda.dk website, they are there, and they will be a great help too.

The link to hotrodsbyhg is also very useful!

Does anyone have old issues or even duplicate issues of the WoodyWagons newsletters over the years that they are willing to share? I am most interested in understanding the configuration of the wood. I understand that there have been drawings of almost the entire Station Wagon published over the decades.

10-16-2010, 03:41 AM	#21
Ole Rasmussen Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Jels in Denmark Posts: 5	Re: 1931 Model A Ford Traveler Hello everybody Contacted Wagon Work - Jay and Pat Cramer were very helpfull and kind. Perhaps for a few parts I can get some help. But I am still looking forward to the"big break": finding a person who owns a Traveler or a Special Delivery 255A Woody! Ole

01-04-2011, 06:30 PM	#22
Model A Speedster Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Mansfield, Ohio Posts: 91	Re: 1931 Model A Ford Traveler I pm'd you Ol Rassmussen, I have a 255A special Delivery. __________________ Any car can drip oil, but for a real puddle, it takes a Model A.

01-04-2011, 06:37 PM	#23
Jason in TX Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: ⓉⒺXⒶⓈ Posts: 2,047	Re: 1931 Model A Ford Traveler Too neat!! Now how much fun would THAT be to own?!?! __________________ -------------- Drive it like you know how to fix it! DMAFC / OILERS CC-MC

01-05-2011, 06:19 AM	#25
ratamahata Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: Argentina Posts: 710	Re: 1931 Model A Ford Traveler its possible built a woody based on 60 a/b body or 170 briggs? Which is the best body for a woody build?

02-06-2011, 04:29 AM	#26
Ole Rasmussen Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Jels in Denmark Posts: 5	Re: 1931 Model A Ford Traveler Sponsored Links (Register now to hide all advertisements) That was a link. Thanks ratamhata. I have build my 150A Station Wagon from a Tudor. Remember you only use the cowl with he front window, the gas tank and the hood. All the rest of the body is made of maple and plywood. If you are interested you can see some 200 pictures from the building of my first woody on www.forda.dk . Go to the galleri (second car on the top)/Biler i klubben/Station Wagon Ole Rasmussen

09-20-2022, 03:42 PM	#30
eystein Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Oslo, Norway Posts: 521	Re: 1931 Model A Ford Traveler You may try this email to contact him : [email protected]

09-26-2022, 12:24 PM	#31
brindoro Junior Member Join Date: May 2021 Location: Ottawa Posts: 11	Re: 1931 Model A Ford Traveler Thanks all! Ole has indeed been busy and that photo of a traveler above is real! I have had initial contact with him, but there are not so many photos of the Traveler build. I followed the links to the 200+ photos of the Station Wagon on the forda.dk website, they are there, and they will be a great help too. The link to hotrodsbyhg is also very useful! Does anyone have old issues or even duplicate issues of the WoodyWagons newsletters over the years that they are willing to share? I am most interested in understanding the configuration of the wood. I understand that there have been drawings of almost the entire Station Wagon published over the decades.