keiser31

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I believe it's an Isotta-Fraschini. The radiator and headlamps have that look to them.

Sorry about the brain fart.

Man, that straight 12 must have been hard to handle!

Very nice car!

Yes, they are two different cars. I should have been more specific. The Deusenberg was a roadster and the Cadillac was a town sedan.

What I did with my 1929 Chrysler '75' roadster in order to title it was to trailer the vehicle to the DMV with all of the paperwork. I showed the clerk the FEDCO number and they titled it to that number. Show the clerk the car's FEDCO number and the paperwork with that number on it and explain your theory about the numbers being subtracted from the earlier registration/title. My Chrysler book shows the 1927 Model '60' engine numbers going from H-21001 to H-72800.

No Armorall.

Here's a flash of a 1926 Nash dash...

If the negs are reversed, I would say maybe Stoddard Daytons.

I was thinking maybe they meant Essex.

With a lot of luck, I have not lost any parts other than one which I finally found. My car is in pieces, but all pieces are accounted for.

I emailed you.

Looks like "up the creek with a woody".

How did a Porsche 924 turn into a Buick?

Yep....sure looks like you are correct.

I have one of those cars...

Looks sort of like 1952 Ford.

I just got a late Christmas present...I just saw a 1931 Dodge Brothers DH6 roadster for the very first time. I went to the Dodge and Dodge Brothers forum and there it is! I know that it may sound strange that I would consider it a gift just to see it, but I am strange anyway.

Please send more photos to keiser31@charter.net. Thanks, John

It was rare when made...only 160 built if we go by what the book says! You want to trade? Two coupes for the roadster??

Oh man, that's the first real '31 DH6 roadster I have ever seen! BEAUTIFUL car!! Where are you located? I would love to get together with you and compare notes on our cars. From the look of the car, you don't need a thing as far as parts go.

Yep...I always tell the Model T guys that the reason the Ts were so durable is because of the Dodge parts on them.

Can we see photos of the car? I may be able to help you with parts and information. As "nearchoclatetown" said, the original brakes should suffice if they are adjusted properly.

I just LOVE seeing the DB initials on Model T Ford axles!!