Model A Huckster wagon

[hipogt]

Appraised a 1930 woodie last week and I don't think it is a real Ford product. It has two doors, roll-up canvas/plastic side curtains and no second seat. I think they called it a Huckster wagon. This was never made as a Ford model, was it? It has all the "right" wood design on the side as a station wagon would. Anyone know where/who built it? 

 

Thanks

[mercer09]

it is definitely home made, but similar body styles were built in 1931 as Ford was trying to compete with the likes of Chevrolet and other models.

 

Ford put out a vast array of Model A body styles near the end.

 

also, ford sold just chassis to commercial body builders, so most anything was possible.