Leif Holmberg

From 1925 there are two different makes on the cowl lights,the diameter are about 1/25"-1mm smaller-bigger on one make but can be used anyway after grinding.

Here you can see the different angle between a closed Buick 1924-1927 or an open Buick 1924-1927.The total diameter on Standard models are 2 3/4" ca and Master models are 3 1/8".

To all of you how are trying to identyfie a car ,why don`t you google before your answer the question.?

No it`s not a Buick of any kind.The windshield stanchion totaly wrong.

Any idea what this generator will fit ,Autolite typ IG B4008B 5-J 6cyl.

keiser31 is right again.https://www.facebook.com/lostcarcompaniesofdetroit/posts/paterson-and-patterson-greenfield-car-companies-there-were-two-motor-car-compani/2201592976803740/

Plymouth 1939

The front windshield looks to be one piece and if so its 1927.If it is a 2 piece it is a 1926 with the licens bracket below the wrong head lights.

This is how it looks.

I don`t think white wall on 4 cyl.cars was very common,but here are som original pictures from 1920 and 1925 cars with white walls. My 1924-35 with ASH wire wheel.

Show pictures of the hole engine as well so we can see the Master engine in a Standard model car!

My intension was to show when this type of hub cap started.

Picture of 1919-1920 K-H hub cap.

pontiac-oakland 1929-1931

I agree to keiser31 Studebaker close to 1921,but can`t find what model how has 7 wheel rim bolts?

Erskine close to 1930.

Sorry,but canT understand why a front fender should be a big problem to find in US? 1926 and 1927 Std.models are exakt the same on all Std.models,right side no.191202. I`m more conserned about the frame as well as if the engine has been "broken"at the rear engine attatchment. Should be interesting to follow what has to be done!.

It looks to be a Brisco close to 1920.

Just wonder how the front part of the frame looks. After such an incident it most have been bent a lot.

https://www.tomlaferriere.com/listings/1938-packard-1600-touring-sedan/

Looks close to 1926 Cadillac.https://rmsothebys.com/en/auctions/hf19/hershey/lots/r0093-1926-cadillac-series-314-two-passenger-sport-coupe/759679

1925 Chevrolet as well as 1926.

Thanks for your help,I agree it seems to be an Oldsmobile close to 1925-1926 .The man who put this car on face book seemed to be uppset just becuse I told him it was`t a 1927 Buick as he thought ! so he removed the picture as well as all the comments! When googling I found this about Holden C:o too. https://collections.slsa.sa.gov.au/resource/BRG+213/1/3/17-40 http://www.oldsmobileinaustralia.info/30ehist.html

Here is my 1925 Buick.