Doheny Wood 2007 (all woodies show) Photo Gallery by Ken Leonard at pbase.com

Doheny Wood 2007 (all woodies show)

The following gallery will be randomized a few times a day to promote interest. Your comments as always very welcome. Owners and those knowledgeable. Feel free to comment on your car. Click on the photo of the car then add your comment (such as year, make and any other specific info about the car). Thank you in advance Ken Leonard.

272 images. Later I will select the best of the shots that were also taken in 16 bit RAW, process and crop properly in Aperture 1.53 and post to a separate gallery. Please give me 3 to 4 days to get those up.

Held annually at Doheny State Beach (made famous by the Beach Boys). A very nice all woodies show held in a most appropriate local right on the beach.

The following photos were taken in JPEG and downsized greatly for optimal online viewing only. Printing of these photos strictly prohibited. All photos Copyright 2007 Ken Leonard. Thank you for your understanding. If you wish to place individual online versions of these photos on your site I ask that you give me credit and a link back to this gallery.

This is a labor of love and such shows as this cost me quite a bit out of pocket for travel, admission fees and of course equipment expenses. Please consider a small donation so that I may continue to share these awesome old cars with you. You may make a secured donation by clicking here:







	1952 Ford Country Squire







	1946 Mercury Wagon, featured in Woodie Times, April 07 issue













1937 Morris Eight - Click on photo for more info


41 Ford with supercharged 454 under the hood		1937 Morris Eight 4 cyl. motor - Click on photo for more info

		1948 Dodge 1/2 ton 4x4 with body by J T Cantrell & Sons - Click on photo for more info
1950 Chevrolet DeLuxe wagon

















1938 Packard 1600 Estate Wagon - Wooden body by Cantrell			1938 Packard 1600 Estate Wagon - Wooden body by Cantrell








	1937 Morris 8, wood bodied (one of a kind)

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Steve Cook		13-Mar-2008 03:27
I saw the "one of a kind " woody. I'm thinking of putting wood on & in my '56 Ford wagon. Would this be considered a woody for showing along side of true woodies, or seen as an outcast & looked down upon. I wish I could afford a true woody, but this is as close as I can come with or without wood. Should I continue on or scrap the wood idea if it's considered "junk" or wasting my time ? Thanks for a personal e-mail to answer my questions. Steve Cook SteveAtw@aol.com

Phil		27-Apr-2007 13:06
Hey there from down under in Australia I was just wondering if anyone knew if the typical 1940's woodie would have the same wheel base as length as a sedan and if it would be possible to convert a sedan into a woodie wagon. I know this sounds crazy but there is an abundance of sedans available here however wagons seem very hard to find. So I thought about building a woodie up from a sedan if the length was the same.

Jeff Brown		26-Apr-2007 00:31
Hi Ken, As always great job, wonderful stuff and the digital clarity is excellent! Regards, Jeff, Carol & Nigel

Guest		23-Apr-2007 21:05
Great photos Ken, thanks for capturing the event so well for the club!!!

Tag Garber		23-Apr-2007 17:42
Hi Ken, You really did a GREAT job on these shots. Don't you just love that new 18-200 VR lens? I wish they had it out when I got my D-200 and 24-120 VR. I really love your shot of the "winged lady" hood orniment. That shot would make a great screen saver. What program are you using here? I love it and would like to try it out for my Surfing and Hawaii shot. I really need to get a website one day soon. Anyway, I love your stuff buddy. Hope to see you at L A Wood. You have a great eye. Best Regards, Tag Garber tagsphotos@cox.net

Guest		23-Apr-2007 16:46
One of these days I may have a Woodie to drive to the events."Anxious & broke", Dave Woody

Jim Ferdinand		23-Apr-2007 15:09
It looks like another great show. Good job So Cal Woodies. Wish I could have been there. Won't miss it next year.

Steve Garretson, SCWC		23-Apr-2007 15:04
Ken, A great job as always!! Thanks for posting these pictures. It was a great Day!!!

Richard Calmes		22-Apr-2007 01:22
WOW! I cannot believe that there are that many left! A pleasure to see!

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