Is this a Model A Coupe???

I found this for sale, the guy says it is a Model A...I think not. Any Ideas???

 

no, looks like GM

 

Doesnt look like a ford. It has paralel leafs up front. Pontiac ? ( I have a 30 pontiac in the shop now with the same back window )

Grant www.schwartzwelding.com

 

Had parallel leave on front. Anything but Ford.

What he said ^

 

Thanks guys. I thought it looked more like a Hudson, or Es***.

 

Looks like a 30 3W Pontiac.

http://carnut.com/photo/list/pont/pont30.html

 

Or an Oakland?

 

Who else besides Pontiac had an opera window like that?

 

Stude, but later

 

The Hudson & Es*** of that period had a single piano hinge rather than individual hinges.

 

Its a Pontiac. It was also a dual sidemount car.

I could use the A pillars if you dont buy it. I also have all perfect California rust free sheetmetal that is trashed on that one if interested.

 

Looking at Yahoo image search of a Pontiac and a Plymouth. Neither seem to have the same windshield post. I tried to post pictures of reach but they were all to big and my free image reducer expired.

 

Rear window looks like Plymouth to me

 

There is 1931 plymouth in my profile take a look.I would saw dodge or plymouth with that oval window Joe

 

Buy it then figure it out. That's half the fun!

 

Google "1931 Plymouth" You'll find an image with the same firewall. I think those who said Mopar are on the money

 

That looks like it to me.

 

looks like a dodge bros, I saw one somewhere , can't remember where?

 

I just went to look at mine. Its not Pontiac. The beads on the cowl are different.

 

Out of curiosity, what does a project like that go for in ND?

 

That wide belt line on door sure looks GM ( Olds. Pontiac)

 

Here is my 1929 Pontiac for reference

 

It may be a Model A but it is not a Ford Model A.

Charlie Stephens

 

1931 Plymouth



Flatman

 

I found it on a car dealers website, he didn't have a price on it. I imagine he wants $300-$700 for it. I found a 34' Chevy 2dr Sedan in Bismarck for $400 and it is in way better shape. I am going to p*** on it but if anyone wants to look over the inventory and the other pics of this one the site is www.glendivesales.com click on collectibles. If anybody wants me to look anything over for them I can, it's about 30 miles from my house.

 

Looks pretty familiar... I think I have wasted about 12 years of my days on one like it! LOL

 

Some good steel left there. Someone needs to rescue that Desoto custom.

 

here ya go ...

<TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=2 border=1><TBODY><TR><TD>Fact sheets: 1929.
</TD></TR><TR><TD> <TABLE cl***=mdlhead><TBODY><TR><TD cl***=mdlmodel></TD><TD cl***=mdlmodel>70</TD><TD cl***=mdlname>Six-Seventy</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>The top of the line Durant for 1929. The model 70 featured a 70 horsepower, six-cylinder engine, Bendix four-wheel brakes, a four forward speed transmission and a top speed of 80 miles per hour.
There are no known examples of this model of Durant. The car may well have been marketed, but never produced. Fact sheet: 1929.
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it's cool.

 

31 dodge.