1941 Ford Woody

Went together great. Would've been awesome as a 1940 though. Needs different rear side windows.

this is a little sleeper. this is a custom build and not a stock build.nice detail's like fuel injected flathead, separate frame and floor pan, retro mag's and low profile tire's. interior is nicely done. not too happy with the side window's a they come as a flat clear sheet you will have to cut to size, but other than that, it should go together nicely.

I'll admit I love older cars. This kit is a wolf in sheep's clothing. While it looks like a classic oldie, the engine isn't. As for the kit itself the pieces are well engineered. The only problem I had was getting the body on the chassis. I had to tape it down overnight. The instructions are clear except for the dashboard. They do not show and painting details like for the other interior pieces. Also there isn't any detail on the dashboard. It would have been nice to include a decal for the gauges. Also you have to either make a copy of your instruction sheet or cut out a section for the patterns for the side windows. I don't know why, but it seems the kit manufactures are making the decals super thin lately. On this kit I barely moved a decal for the wood panels to put it in place and it tore in two. I had to spray the decal sheet with decal restorer. But this is a great kit for anyone who loves older cars. I plan to use it to pull my Kurtis race car and trailer kit. If you take your time this is a nice addition to a collection.