I'm trying to decide if this is worth salvaging or just using the dimensions to make a new one and reusing what I can. Margie bought it in Colorado about 10 years ago and it's spent most of its life outdoors under a covered patio so it got some sun but little moisture. We realized that it was falling apart, at least the wheels were delaminating. It's too nice to toss without at least trying something with it. For an idea of the scale, the rear wheel shown still mounted is 12 inches in diameter, the fronts are 9 1/2 inches.

This superb model of a Yellowstone Coach was built by Dale Ford of Redding.

I've just got back from my first meeting this year. The weather is getting better and the winter projects are done so it is time to show them off. So a lot of VW enthusiasts brought their daily rides and project cars to the Midwinter meeting organized by Team VW Speed. There was a wide …

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Pioneers traveled across America in covered wagons. The wagons are instantly recognizable for their wooden frames, and canvas coverings. You don't need to be a pilgrim living in America to make a covered wagon, however. With some items...

Radio Flyer wagons repurposed into a patio/entertainment cart.

This superb model of a Yellowstone Coach was built by Dale Ford of Redding.

This is the completion of the new sheep wagon gear made from scratch. Idaho Sheep Camp will be building the top for these undercarriages. Thank you for watc...

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Historic Vehicles in Miniature - Ivan Collins,Ron Brentano

Vehicles that helped forge the birth of a nation, like the Conestoga Waggon and the Prairie Schooner.

1988 Ford Del Rey Belina Ghia - Brasil

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While reading the Little House books, we read about how they travelled in a covered wagon. Here is a covered wagon we made and you can make too!

An antique wagon used to haul logged redwood trunks.