Jeff Yeagle

Last week I took delivery of a 1936 Buick coupe in serious need of structural wood. Ironically a few days later local gentleman came by to purchase some parts for his 1946 Ford. During our visit he took note of the Buick, and mentioned that he owned a 1936 Cadillac in need of wood repair. Now I am tasked with replacement of the wood in both cars. In typical GM style. the bodies have subtle differences in both metalwork and wood. Thankfully, together they provide sufficient details about the original construction processes making wo

Long time no update..

love this stuff.. googled mr lockwood.. apparently his home / shop / collection was on hagy mill road.. unfortunately a fire consumed most of the collection.. according to this

contact at eastcoastwoodies.com for pics

i may have the glass you need.. if your still looking

Have woodie wagon parts? I will be at hershey in space obh 9 and 10 looking for ANY ford wood, any GM wood and possibly any mopar wood for use as patterns.. OBH 9 and OBH 10 or email y2auctions@gmail.com

OBH 9 and 10.

No idea.. I'm still searching for a owner or a 41 pontiac wagon for myself!!

Contact me at eastcoastwoodies.com

Both are still available.. one buyer from the Netherlands was to purchase the rear.. so the rear fender is on a box and ready to ship, the front is still in storage.. hoping I can help someone who needs a really nice fender

40+ members have responded that they are attending.. I hope you are able to convince mr HOUSE.. to attend..

i have at least 3 motors mike.. all used. you are welcome to any jeff

so.. my friend bought a "terraplane" at auction .. he believed that it had been a wagon.. and its possible, however SO little of the car survived.. it would be hard to determine if it were in fact a terraplane.. I believe most of the car was scrapped before the auction.. my friend HAD part of a cowl.. but no numbers etc..

not that I recall.. been awhile since I have looked!