In the Dick Williams Collection (Grosse Point, MI) for 40 years before being sold in 2004, this 1929 Ford Model A station wagon is an excellent example of America's first mass-produced wood-bodied station wagon.

Of the 1,715,000 1929 Model As built, only 4,954 carried Murray-built birch and maple bodies like this stunning, mostly original example.

Thanks to having been stored in climate-controlled buildings for most of its life, it still wears its original paint, woodwork, fabric roof, interior upholstery and synthetic roll-down driver compartment partition with the original clear plastic window.

This lovingly preserved Woody offers a rare glimpse into how these iconic cars actually appeared when delivered new to Ford dealers in 1929.