Good Old Days Magazine

The Wooden Wonder

fter many years of riding across the country atop our car and gaining the splatter of bug art on the front side in the process, the 4-by 5-foot wooden box was ready to move on to its next phase. What was once my dad’s car, though it was a far cry even from the boat crewed by Gilligan. It took some creative touches to transform that plywood box into a floating craft.

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