About National Woodie Wagon Day
As American families became more affluent in the 1940s and 50s, the "woodie wagon," gained popularity, romanticizing the American outing. On all roads from Route 66 to the surfer lifestyle, the woodie wagon was there.
Annually, on the third Saturday in July, this national day will be celebrated in individual cities and towns across the US and will pay homage to this great American symbol of freedom and the casual lifestyle.
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