Hot Rods Need help I.D ing two bodies

Found these bodies today, I need help I.D ing for sure

 

The sedan back half is a '33 or '34 tudor........ nice score!! If you find a door and post a pic. I'm sure someone will chime in and nail the exact year for you. The panel truck looks to be same vintage...... '32 to '34 Ford........ nice score once again!!!

 

Upon second look, I'm gonna say the sedan is '34 since the wheel well has reveal lines.

 

Looks like the rear half of a 33-34 2 door sedan, cant see enough of the Panel truck

 

Panel truck is part of a 32 / 33 / 34 ford...Could be 1/2 t or larger..Can't tell from the pictures..

 

1933/1934 fords.

 

Grab em all .The panel truck is the most rare .33 or 34 stuff......

 

Thanks for all the help
It looks like 34 ford 2 door sedan
And a 33 ford panel
I have worked out getting these

 

The panel is super rare. Looks like most of the tudor is there. I want that gas tank.

 

I'm jealous!!!








...No digging!

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=442552

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I bet thats an old milk truck. Very cool. There is a 30's something milk truck in valdosta, ga at White brothers parts wharehouse for sale id love to buy. I have no cash so ive never stopped about it. He used to have a sweet model A inside but sold it.

 

The fender has no skirt.
IF its off the tudor body...wouldn't that make it a very early 33???
Of course it could just as easily be from the truck.

No...wait a sec...it doesn't have the inner filler panel that would be on a 33-34...so it must be from the panel.

 

damnit, you beat me too it. and i was feeling all observant and stuff.

 

With the battery box sunk in the firewall, it probably was a hotrod once.

 

bump for more info

 

Someone is sorta taking care of them. See how they are sitting on top of some type of material? Most likely to keep the soil's moisture out. Plus the lawn looks manicured. This isn't a woods "find".

 

Damn good score !
You should keep the panel and build that one and sell the rest for the parts you need for the panel .

RetroJim