This 1941 Ford Super DeLuxe Woodie Wagon was delivered new to a florist in the Seattle area who used it sparingly until it developed engine problems around 1953. It sat unused in a garage until found by noted collector, Peter Hageman, around 2000. He had the engine rebuilt, added dual exhausts, and drove it for a couple of years before selling it to Sandra and Martin Button, of Pebble Beach Concours fame. They used it on various tours, before selling it back to Peter a few years ago.
Paul Russell and Company purchased it from Peter in January 2013 and sent it to Tommy Caruso, a noted early Ford mechanic in Massachusetts. We gave it new radial tires, new brakes, a complete tune-up, and made sure all the systems are working correctly. It runs and drives great and is very reliable.
Painted once in its original Dark Blue, it has its original wood and tan leather upholstery with a wonderful patina along with new top material. It also has the very rare, optional third row seat. There has never been any rust or accident damage. It’s unusual to find a Woodie in this condition with only 31,000 original miles. Priced at $69,000. For more information and photos visit with Paul Russell and Company.
