Borg3

Thanks for posting the pictures. Any ideas what the frame is from? It has some structural issues but I'd sell it if it's worth anything.

Thankyou, I didn't even think of Plymouth.

Yes, That's it! What kind of car does it go to?

OK, there's no chevron.Just a "P".

Thanks, I'll try to get these pictures in. OK, dumb question. What's a Chevron? I have an idea, but not sure.

I very literally unearthed an old frame and various parts of a very old car. The property I own is the site of an old auto repair shop from the 20's until the 50's or 60's. I've been told that the owner buried some cars here to avoid paying taxes on salable vehicles or to avoid selling them to scrap collectors before WWII as he thought that they would be shipped to Japan. The frame is roughly 11'8" plus another 1'2" of cast iron brackets that are curved and have metal straps on them to possibly hold a gas tank. It's about 30" wide. I didn't identify any front spring brackets but I did find one multi-leaf spring. There appears to be brackets to accept cantilever rear leaf springs. I found a wheel hub with the remains of wood spokes. The center of this has fine threads to accept an aluminum hubcap with corresponding threads. The only marking on the hubcap is a capital "P". This is some-what similar to a Paige cap but the ones I've seen have the name written out and the top looks like it has a nut on it. What kind of vehicle is this? Are these photos being displayed or do I need to do something different?