Mr. Willoughby came across our kids' old wagon while he was cleaning out the garage a few days ago. It's still useful for moving gardening supplies around the yard or hauling wood to the fire pit, but we had a different idea to put it to use. We wanted it to look like a vintage wood wagon. We didn't want to damage the wagon in any way, so we came up with a way to give it a totally reversible makeover. If you would like to try this project, you'll need a wagon (you can do this with any wagon, old or new, but you'll need to improvise if the handle is attached to the wagon and not the axle), lumber and screws or nails. Basically, you'll be making a four sided box, so you'll need to gather enough lumber to make the box. We used leftover cedar decking for the sides and deck spindles for the corner supports, but any scrap wood would be fine. Next, you need to measure the long sides of your wagon. To that number, add the thickness of the boards...