[Oops I did it again... 1920 Dodge Brothers Roadster]

Making some great progress. 👍

[1920 Roadster oil level indicator.]

Some of the floats can sink a little or a lot so best to measure the amount going in. I always lift the pin and you can sort of feel where the float hits the oil and go from there. 

[Interesting Dodge Brothers photos]

80,000 on the original tyres is mind blowing. 

[Interesting Dodge Brothers photos]

I thought this dodge had interesting headlights. 

[WTB 24 Dodge headlight lens retaining ring]

I just found one in my junk Nat but the one Nige has is much better. 
 

[Bring a trailer - 1920 Dodge Brothers Model 30 Roadster Project- not mine]

Well done keep us up to date with the progress on it. 

[Bring a trailer - 1920 Dodge Brothers Model 30 Roadster Project- not mine]

17 hours ago, nearchoclatetown said:

If I was young enough this would be exactly the condition I'd want to be buying a car in.

Your not that old Doug I’m sure you can squeeze another car in there somewhere. 

[Bring a trailer - 1920 Dodge Brothers Model 30 Roadster Project- not mine]

Our road trips always involve parts pick ups. There is no other reason to go anywhere is there. 

[1934 Dodge Full Body Off Restoration]

It’s just beautiful. It’s a credit to you Ian

[1920 Dodge touring center section needed]

I think the problem you might run into Al, Is  depending on which body builder built the car it may be slightly different. 

[Interesting Dodge Brothers photos]

3 hours ago, nearchoclatetown said:

OK, how's this? Drawn by a 16 year old of my Light Repair Truck. 

That looks so cool. I wish I could draw like that. 

[Interesting Dodge Brothers photos]

My shepherd loves standing on the running boards. 

[Have You Not Always Wanted A Straight 8...FOR SALE]

3 hours ago, E-116-YH said:

Hello Matt,

                   There used to be a car just like the above DC-8 in Australia, here is a picture of it. It was a Budd bodied sedan with wood artillery wheels but it had been trucked. It is gone now, it got assimilated into a DC-8 rumble seat coupe in New South Wales. You could buy this one and there could be one in OZ again.

It’s become way to hard to import cars into Australia these days. 

[Interesting Dodge Brothers photos]

6 minutes ago, 30DodgePanel said:

From a ebay listing

 

 

 

 

He’s got that loaded up hasn’t he. 

[Interesting Dodge Brothers photos]

Now that is a good looking car. 😂

[For sale 1927 dodge plus chassis]

10 hours ago, Larry b said:

Serious offers only

 

live in Saint Cloud flordia

Some pictures and a good description would be helpful. 

[Have You Not Always Wanted A Straight 8...FOR SALE]

That would be a cool car to own. 

[24 Dodge Ute. Finished after 43 years]

Grant just wanted to thank everyone for their kind words about his dodge. Grant and his family just love this old Ute, it’s been there for a long time. So it’s pretty special to finally have it on the road. He does browse through the forum but not registered to post anything. 
It did give us a bit of grief getting the timing right but Bob helped point us in the right direction to get it al right. Thanks Bob. 

[Can anyone identify what this handle was from?]

11 hours ago, Jeramie said:

I'm looking to buy a match for this new rear window handle I already have. I can't seem to locate even a picture of the same style handle. This is for my 1928 Dodge Standard Six. The original handle I have from the car matches this one but I don't believe it is actually a Dodge handle. 5\16" square shank. Thank you in advance. 

I have a couple of Victory 6 ones somewhere amongst all my shit. 

[Can anyone identify what this handle was from?]

3 hours ago, Minibago said:

An interior “Tee” handle, perhaps used to unlock while lifting a slide up window or sunroof. Not a window winder.

In the sedan the back window has a little T handle Nige. It’s the small rear quarter glass not the door. 

[24 Dodge Ute. Finished after 43 years]

After its first real day out 

[24 Dodge Ute. Finished after 43 years]

[24 Dodge Ute. Finished after 43 years]

Grant finished his beloved 24 dodge Ute today,“Jimbo”. It got its final polish and wax. He bought it with his dad when he was a teenager and started the restoration back then. Life , work and family kept it slow for a few years as it has for all of us. 
A few years ago Grant and his son started back on it and built the back out of American oak. They did an amazing job and built it to exactly like the original. 
I gave him a bit of a hand to finish the front off and he had Grant white do the hood which is basically the same as the roadster top. 
She is an absolute gem. 
 

We’ll get some pics with the top up. 

[Have you hugged your Dodge today?]

She got a wash and told how beautiful she looks on Sunday just gone. 

[S.A. Cheney]

Yes it looks a bit odd sloping down from the bottom