To understand the phenomenon of “woody cars” it's necessary to take a few steps back to the beginning of the last century when the first automobiles, primarily motorized carriages, were commonly made out of wood. Then Henry Ford came along with his mass-produced vehicles made out of steel, but this did not herald the end of wood.
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