First off , thanks to the Chrome Czars for putting on a great show. Can't till next year and its only been one day. Found this cowl at the swap meet and had to have it. Can any identify what make , model or year this might be ? It will go in the shed with the other two projects that I'll probably never get to...... Thanks for looking and thanks to all who reply.
looks like a 29 plymouth cowl 2 me there are pics of my 29 plymouth project here www.myspace.com/luckysspeednkustom i will get some more next time i have the camera at the shop . jp
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i bought some green chili, corndog, hot dog,and some thai food i guess i shouldnt of drank so much the night before but the free cookies at the meet & greet were awsome
While MoPars were the world champs of weird body lines, I helped my buddy go bring home a 29 Pontiac rolling ch***is with cowl, hood and radiator shell. The line is identical to the ones on Pontiac cowl. Note it also has a line on the lower cowl sides like 28-29 ford model A's.
Can't see the side, but if the raised line goes down the side then swings forward at the bottom with about a 10" radius in the swing, I would say it is probably a Lasalle cowl. If it seems to be really big for a 30s cowl that kinda confirms it.
It looks a lot like this cowl I have...I was told it was a Chrysler, but I have not done any research to find out...I just liked the lines
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