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The headlights are KD-910, made by the KD Lamp Company. As far as I know they were used only as a replacement (not factory usage) to update early vehicles to sealed beam as well as on construction equipment, large trucks, etc.. These lights came in a couple of versions which all used only the KD-910 designation - i.e. no model designations. There were the flatbacks (as those you have on top) and the rounded back ones, which are what you appear to have hanging down from the top bar - based on the way the headlight bezels are attached. These lights were also available with factory marker lights on top similar to those used by Guide, BLC and Corcoran Brown. I likely have some pictures of the KD lamps - will check. Not plentiful but they do show up occasionally on places like eBay and the HAMB. Sorry can't help with the small lights in you pictures. Good Luck.

I went with 1934 as it doesn't appear to have the outer stainless trim ring on the spare cover. Not much else to differentiate on that end. -

The one in the rear looks like a 1934 Ford Fordor model 40B.

Definitely not 1934-35 Buick series 40. They're even more different on the backside. -

Here's a link to the patent: https://image-ppubs.uspto.gov/dirsearch-public/print/downloadPdf/1626107

I have a tank identical to the one in question, including the screw-on 5 sided gas cap in excellent condition. Came with a model A Roadster body purchased years ago. Can't help with what these might have been originally used on (wish I could) - my guess has always been early pre-gauge Chevrolet due to the similarities, but have never tried very hard to check this out. The same basic tank could easily have been supplied by the manufacturer to any number of early vehicle manufacturers I suppose. Have seen the occasional similar one used on a hotrod. Good luck and please update if you solve the mystery.

Thanks for the ID Steve and all for all the other good information. Looks like the 2 main body features that differentiate this Wolverine from other models were the windshield visor and the shape of the Belt Line on the rear Quarter Panel. Obviously a very rare model - I could only find 2 pictures online showing the two features mentioned. One picture was denoted as a 1928 and the other a 1929. Neither picture is from a good angle to show the belt line difference, but looking close I think it's there on both.

This was posted on another forum a couple of days ago and all of the suggestions had all kinds of significant differences. Anyone any idea? -

Looks a lot like a 1925 Studebaker Duplex Phaeton. -

Might also be some numbers just in front of the shift linkage: -

Looks like a Model T Ford. No idea what the Newcastle might represent - dealer?

Look like 1935 Ford car to me.

Here's another example of their work. -

1932 Ford I believe.