Projects Any idea what it is?

A friend picked up this project and is trying to figure out what it is. It's pretty big and he has the other door, extra fenders and lots of other parts, but so far no idea of the manufacturer. The engine pictures may help. Here's the pictures I have.

Sorry, my dam phone won't let me add photos right now. I'll try to get back to it tonight. [emoji35]

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"Any idea what it is?"
Nope.
KK

 

I think its a 1930 Ut-Ohmobile. They were not very rare, but not many have survived, good thing you have extra fenders. Gene

 

Gotta stop parking your finds behind that snow drift!!!

 

It's a White auto.....lol

 

The invisible mans car!

 

OK, I'm at the computer at home now, lets see if I can post the pictures. Its big, has a different line to the rear of the top and an interesting point in the middle of the piece over the windshield.

 

A Dodge????

 

Wood spoke wheels with large brakes at all four corners and an embossed panel over the gas tank.

 

Flathead 6 with the water pump driven off the cam drive case and what appear to be solid engine mounts

 

The distributor appears to mount through the cylinder head and it appears to have large diameter (18mm) spark plug holes. That's all the information I have right now.

 

The engine sure doesn't look like any Dodges I have seen.

 

Another Henway ?

 

Could be....???

 

Use Dodge Victory 6 in your search. Bob

 

That roof line is a 1930 pakard 726 sedan

 

Looks like a Chrysler to me.

 

Rolls Canardly


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I say Chrysler as well...

 

A picture of the dash would really help.

 

With that peak above the windshield, it looks like a Graham or Graham-Paige to me.

 

http://www.graham-paige.com/kil1.jpg

 

Looks like a nice start to a compe***ion coupe lol


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The rear quarter window is longer and more rectangular than the Dodge.

 

that's looking pretty close

 

I think that's it.

 

and here's a picture of the engine in the 29 Graham above. Look familiar?

 

I knew that someone here would be able to figure it out. The HAMB is an amazing resource.

 

That's definitely it squirrel. Thanks.