Not to be too pedantic, but here 'woody' is a misnomer. The brochure for the 1948 'Jeep' Station Wagon states "With all steel body and top" on the front cover, repeats that phrase inside and adds "A lasting finish on a safer all-steel body is one of the big advantages of the 'Jeep' Station Wagon. Arguably the first steel bodied station wagon in the industry.
well... instead you might have said it's just painted that way, but regardless, I didn't analyze the photo, and see that it's as you've pointed out, not a woody, but appears that way in this black and white small photo. Good catch!
Not to be too pedantic, but here 'woody' is a misnomer. The brochure for the 1948 'Jeep' Station Wagon states "With all steel body and top" on the front cover, repeats that phrase inside and adds "A lasting finish on a safer all-steel body is one of the big advantages of the 'Jeep' Station Wagon. Arguably the first steel bodied station wagon in the industry.
ReplyDeletewell... instead you might have said it's just painted that way, but regardless, I didn't analyze the photo, and see that it's as you've pointed out, not a woody, but appears that way in this black and white small photo.
DeleteGood catch!