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Gallery Woodie Trucks
In step with their automotive counterpart, open bodies gave way to removable tops, then to fixed roofs. Roll-up canvas curtains with flexible isinglass windows yielded to glass panes. The truck based wooden wagon became more civilized, yet maintained its rugged go-anywhere capabilities. These were the wooden predecessors to today's modern sports utility vehicle. Woodie Trucks:
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It was only natural that commercial truck chassis were the platform for construction of early woodies. After all, their principle purpose was to transport goods and passengers - and the more, the better. These were the vehicles most likely to be found in service by country clubs, lodges, hotels, inns, merchants and schools.
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