Technical It isn't a Dodge

Went out to visit my buddies at the Lewis Antique Car and Toy Museum in Moriarty, NM....
Right hand drive ....no markings...just a few casting numbers on various pieces but nothing stands out ...
Rear transmission, right ahead of the differential....
No engine

 

We could start with a British 1914 Rover.

 

Wikipedia confirms the location of the transmision in the rear.

 

1913-1915 Studebaker but just a guess!

 

Good guess, see the rear roof bracket hanging down. Wheres the gas tank, cowl or rear. ?

 

Heres another Studebaker. Roof brackets match. So the Studebakers were RHD, interesting.

 

Look at the cowl lamp brackets as part of the windshield stanchion and it is mounted against the cowl

 

Then there is the radiator shell...the filler neck is long long....
The shell is resting on the front fender and the fender is really wide and square