I should tell you that this was a special find because growing up we had a brown woody station wagon that embarrassed the crap out of me. I remember sitting in the front seat on the "hump" (the middle armrest) so I could see out the window. I remember my brothers fighting and farting in the back seat. I remember the little flower my mom painted on the front seat to disguise a tiny spot one of us left in the vinyl. I was never so happy to see that thing go, though my parents replaced it with an almost equally embarrassing silver Buick station wagon. So when I saw the tiny wagon online, it brought all those memories back. And I laughed. I was determined to make Rylin's woody wagon a lot cooler!
A few cans of plastic spray paint, my own homemade stickers, Jordan's handy work repairing the faux wood panels, and I thought twice about taking it for a spin down the block myself!
what a RIOT!!! awesome to have those memories and connections w/ it-- he'll love hearing those funny tales and why you got this as his first little vehicle ;)
ReplyDeleteMERRY CHRISTMAS!!!
ps. i would have never thought to repaint it-- kudos!!
ReplyDeleteYall are too freaken handy!!! Nice job lady. Hope it was a great Christmas! xoxo
ReplyDeleteHey, by the way, how in the world did you paint the little cell phone?!
ReplyDeleteI stumbled across this post... we just picked up the same "woody" for my son's birthday and we're going to fix it up. I was wondering how you did the stickers, the ones on our's are pretty much gone!
ReplyDeleteI bought sticker paper from Office Depot and printed on it with a laser printer. Not permanent, but about the same durability as what was there.
DeleteDo you still have this ? Would you like to sell it? Or at least tell me where I can get the replacement stickers, I have one but it’s not this blue. It’s faded badly. Would appreciate a reply
ReplyDeleteTrying to fix for grandkids, thanks par1dog2@comcast.net, 6/7/19.
Hi do you mind sharing your process?
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