Whatzit? Help identify this ol' truck...

What is this? Maybe a rare Henway truck?









Any guesses?

 

beverly hillbillies..they've been trying to find the original..good find.

 

Dodge Bros? early '20's...

 

idk but the roundness of the firewall looks like a buick almost??????

dont know why its on a truck but ya never know

 

six banger says so.

 

I just happened to look at a really nice '24 Dodge 3/4 ton earlier this week. They're darn big for a pickup of that vintage

 

Maybe Dodge Bros. But that's an overhead valve engine; looks to be aluminum crankcase with cast iron cylinder bank, mighty hi-tech for Dodge Bros. Course I don't know so that's why I'm asking. Also, I think it was built as a truck as it had a massive rear-end...

 

Buick I'd think. they made trucks long long time ago, and Buick has always been highly tech-advanced

 

The engine looks like this http://www.flickr.com/photos/daveseven/2538703829/in/photostream/

 

ok..it's buick..i bow to the pic..

 

Also I'd bet it originally started life as a touring car or roadster.

 

Hehe...whats a henway? ('ol Grabowski would know!)

 

2 pounds

 

1920's Buick Cowl and running boards/fenders (Early 20's at that) and engine.

 

...pretty hard to argue with that picture

 

I'm going with pre-20 Buick car converted to truck. I helped a friend load and haul a 4-cyl Buick engine/trans he found at an old roadside fruit market. The construction was much like that one. Bought for $50, turned for $1500 by advertising in Hemmings and this was in the 70s.

 

I had the Rem's of a 1919 Buick awhile back ...

That is Buick of same vintage within a Year or 2.

 

Wonder if that engine is salvagable, id snatched it up if i were you! A dimond in the rough

 

Sounds like Buick is the answer, thanks guys! I would have grabbed it, but it was a long ways from home, located a few miles off a major highway connecting a couple of states, a province and a territory.