Hansen Wheel & Wagons Shop has Chuck Wagons, Western Wagons, Stagecoaches and Custom Hitch Wagons as well as Carriages, Buggies, Buckboards and Spring Wagons for sale.

Long after their wheels stopped turning, stagecoaches have now become a symbol of the Old West to the modern world—going all the way back to the 1939 film that shares their name, and …

If you're looking for a top notch Western Style Concord Stagecoach that's been custom built from the ground up with every focus on accuracy, then you're in luck!

Own a Heavy Western Concord Mail Stagecoach crafted to Abbot-Downing standards. Featuring a 9-passenger wooden body, gold leaf scrolls, leather thoroughbrace suspension, and Hansen-built craftsmanship, this masterpiece honors the legacy of the American West.

Our Concord Coaches are Designed and Constructed using patterns from an original 1846 Concord Coach. We build ours with Premium White Oak, Ash, and Yellow Poplar Hardwoods. Each Coach is Hand-Painted to your Specifications including Pinstriping Lettering/Logo is …

The Mud Wagon was used by farmers, peddlers, emigrants, and pleasure travelers as it was affordable and decent in appearance. The weary traveler who took the stagecoaches soon learned the rules of the road.

Wagon images in the exhibit include a one-horse farm wagon, a chuck wagon, a Conestoga wagon, a hay wagon, and several freight wagons.

Today, Abbot-Downing coach number 84 and Red Bird stage wagon number 66562 stand as impressive reminders of our nation’s great western heritage. From the walled shops of Abbot-Downing to the vast landscapes of the west, the hard work, independent spirit and continued growth of America built a lasting legacy of leadership and an unparalleled ...

This mud wagon is a replica of those that crisscrossed the western territories. The ride in these hard wagons over rough roads and dusty deserts or through frigid snows often tested the endurance of even the most seasoned traveler.

Jun 23, 2013 · Nevertheless, the stagecoach was a popular form of travel in the American West, particularly during a time when the only other option was a wagon or the back of a horse! The Concord Stagecoach was used most often by stagecoach companies. It was built like a basket on leather straps that swung from side to side.