History Help ID 20's body please?

I am being mentored on my first build ('30 Model A Coupe) by an 83 yr. old friend. Last night he was giving me the tour of his bone yard and said he had no idea what this car was. I thought someone here might be able to help ID it. Any help would be appreciated! TIA

 

No idea but it sure looks like a bunch of cool stuff he has collected

 

Cue response from @VANDENPLAS but I think it's a Dodge. Do the fenders belong to the body?

 

The headlight is Ford.

 

we definitely need more pictures of that boneyard

 

I think about 1919 Dodge Coupe. Not to sure about the curved rear though

 

Wills-Sainte-Claire had fenders like that. Also big smooth side panels with no visible seams. Just can,t find a decent photo from the rear. Anyhow, with the fenders not closing up against the body it sure is a oldie. btw, it,s obvious the roof has been cut off. Were,nt those big Coupes actually called a Brougham in the early 1900s. ? This is a younger Wills Sainte Claire. The older models had more similarities with the rust bucket.

 

That’s the dodgiest dodge that has ever dodged the crusher ……. DODGE

 

The last pic shows a fender relief. These fenders are mounted on standoffs, not original to the body. An opera coupe would explain the long rear window and short deck lid. A folding bucket seat in the front, and room for 3 in the back. Not suggesting it is a Nash, but here is a 23 Nash Victoria (aka opera coupe)