Hot Rods Hamb help, name that fender

Looking to figure what these fenders came off from. Guy says 1927 model A Ford. Clearly he's a gearhead....
But I can't find the right answer

 

Looks a lot more like 1927/28 NASH. Are your fenders larger than Model A or T ford ?

 

Not a Nash, the bead/ reveal is different and the front lip is longer on the nash.

 

Closest I've come is 26 Whippet / Willys.

Trying to find origin. Thinking of buying to set aside for a future use. Or p*** them on to an owner of the correct fitament

 

1927 was a Model T Ford. A's didn't start 'til '28. Clearly, your 'gearhead' is some other kind of head. ('F')

 

Correct. That and the one thing I'm sure of is they are not Ford.

 

I know for sure they are not 25-26 Dodge brothers, just checked mine and not even close. Mitch

 

Could still be a Nash; they used different fenders on different models in the same year.

 

https://worldhistoryproject.org/1903/ford-model-a-is-first-produced

 

My best educated guess, I'm sorta kinda ? positive here, is a 1926 Overland Whippet like Jeff thinks. That's what I'm going with. I cheated and used "THE GOOGLE", they are CLOSE but not exact. the inner fender apron is different and the rears have a bit more curve at bottom,,they may have been worked a bit in the past though, maybe......Mitch

 

Hudson looks closer....

 

Squirrel, I think you're on it. I looked at Hudson's earlier, but didn't get the right year. Closest on the relief and shape of the bottom of the rear fender.
Now, the question remains, Do I want to store them for the future, or try to p*** them along to a Hudson restoration guy, or le the genius keep trying to sell them as model a

 

Squirrel, I think you nailed them . I did'nt even think of Hudson, brain is slipping.........

 

The best answer to your question is, can you buy them real cheap?

 

100-150 bucks.