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Does anybody know what happened to Wood Art. I have tried calling them but they don't answer. They also don't answer their Fax machine. I am looking for a complete wood set for a '35 Ford coupe seat. I tried Wescotts but they get their wood from Wood Art too and they don't know what's going on.
Anybody know another source for seat wood? Thanks |
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Lebaron-Bonney does carry some seat wood.
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When one actually communicates with someone at Wood Art, the excuses they come up with are quite imaginative. The impression one has is that despite their ongoing advertisements, all they have done since buying the business from Bob Sevlie is to sell off the inventory. If they have sold the last of Bob's '35 coupe seat frames, then you're out of luck.
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How does one get ahold of the people at Wood Art?
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Try Roy Nacewicz. His stuff is awesome.
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I am still striking out looking for wood for my 1935 coupe seat. Wood Art is apparently out of business. They were the supplier to everyone else. Fordwood.com does not have it, Nacewicz does not list wood parts, Wescott got their wood from Wood Art. Still looking if anyone has suggestions. I have a call in to Labaron Bonney.
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Find a bright kid in wood-shop class and pay him for a project?
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A jig saw some 1/2 ply and some 1" maple a set of holes saws, a dowling jig ,a sklii saw some sand paper and away you go .Ted
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I feel your pain having recently gone through this on my 33 coupe. The biggest issue is not in making the part because we can but one needs a good pattern which I did not have. Woodart was great 20 years ago but not anymore. I ordered from fordwood and sent it all back. I also tried Classic Wood and also sent it back. I would support someone that wanted to start a business and list detailed pics of their product. Annoying.
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You state Wood Art was great twenty years ago.Could be,originally it was in Minnesota and the great woodworker guy who started the company last name was Bob Sevile or something like that,he was an Early V8 Club member. I bought from him in the seventies and eighties and tried to buy from the new guy who had my money for about a year and never delivered everything only stuff I got was what inventory he had bought from Bob.
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We can just hope the templates from the companies going out of buisness ends up in some ones care and not as firewood....
As already stated the hard part is to have a correct template to copy. An archive of drawings would be a goldmine for people trying to make some starting with nothing. |
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Other wood suppliers have also stopped making wood. Carline of Beaumont,TX stopped when the wood worker died.
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Sad story. Not enough business for someone to do this? I assume not?
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Did you try Brad Brown in Washington? Ph# 360-378-3886
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