Is this Junk the 14th Remaining Anderson Automobile 1914?

[Guest joeyvaughan]

[Guest Al Brass]

It looks later than 1914 to me and maybe from the early twenties.

Al

[CarlLaFong]

Yup, much newer than 1914. Also, the widow regulators are from some other car

[nzcarnerd]

Mid 1920s I reckon. Some similarities though also differences to my 1926 Pontiac. Hard to be certain but there may have been the rod for a front brake there somewhere around 3.10.

[1912Staver]

These parts look Buick to me. The rear spring hangers and trans mount casting are the same as one of my late teens Buick frames. The dumb iron spreader is not present on the teens frames, so perhaps 1924 or so when there was a signifigant redesign.

 

Greg in Canada

[Layden B]

3.23 is a starter for a Model T Ford, do doubt " contaminating" the frame.

[Guest joeyvaughan]

These parts look Buick to me. The rear spring hangers and trans mount casting are the same as one of my late teens Buick frames. The dumb iron spreader is not present on the teens frames, so perhaps 1924 or so when there was a signifigant redesign.

 

Greg in Canada

You were right on man! Thanks!

[Leif Holmberg]

I say it`s a 1925 model 45 Buick.(Master Buick)

Leif in Sweden.