Hot Wheels Woodies

According to Wikipedia, cars with bodies made of wood panels were popular from the 1930's to the 1940's, and some brands like Buick or Mercury still made woodies in the 1950's. By the 1960's, models no longer used actual wood but instead vinyl sheets simulating wood grain.

The '40's Woodie was first released in 1980 in the Hi-Rakers series. This blue model is from 1982.

This '40's Woodie is from the 2008 Team: Surf's Up series.

This Purple Passion Woody is from the 2010 Larry's Garage.

This '37 Ford Woodie is a 2009 Treasure Hunts model.

Another woodie made by Hot Wheels is this customized Morris Wagon, based on the Morris Minor 1000 Traveller.

This Aries Wagon, based on a 1982 Dodge Aries station wagon, is an example of a car decorated with vinyl sheets simulating wood grain.