keiser31
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Here I am quite a few years ago on a 32'er....
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2 hours ago, Larry Schramm said:
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This one?
1931 Studebaker.
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1 hour ago, morando said:
Throwing this line in the water. (my first post so hopefully this is the correct section)
I'm trying to track down a 1932 Dodge Sedan in the greater Portland/vancouver area that was originally purchased by my grandparents in 1932, then fully restored by my parents in 1980, it won 1st place in 1982-1984 at Forest Grove Concours (i've contacted them in parallel to see if they can also help).My parents sold it to a local in 1999 and I'm trying to track it down. I don't have the VIN unfortunately.
color: dark burgundy1932 Dodge sedan
any resources or hints that people have to begin triangulation is greatly appreciated.
cheers!Does the car have side mount spare tires or rear mount?
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1957 Cadillac.
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1 hour ago, tcslr said:
The opening by the drivers heel in front of the seat is likely the fumer button.
I think that is what I meant on my Chrysler....a fumer.
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3 hours ago, Craig Elliott said:
Title says 26 sedan mfrs number Q 1301508. Horizontal Louvers on hood straight 8. 19 inch split rim 6 tires
Sounds like a 1929 or 1930 with those horizontal louvers on the hood.
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2 hours ago, Craig Elliott said:
Title says 26 sedan mfrs number Q 1301508. Horizontal Louvres on hood straight 8. 19 inch split rim 6 tires
Photo(s)?
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Uppermost hole may be for the starter pedal. The one to the left and below maybe for the gas pedal rod.
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Center hole is probably for the shift tower and the slotted hole next to it for the hand brake.
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The slotted hole near the bottom of the piece looks to be for an exhaust cutout pedal. I think the one in my 1929 Chrysler was located there.
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This 1931 Diamond T matches the radiator shell....fenders match, too.
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Looks like it would take the use of a puller with those two holes near the center shaft.
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38 minutes ago, marcapra said:
These are some really great clues guys! Thanks. I still don't know how fish would help though. Alive or dead?
Fishtape for fishing for electrical wiring....
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1 hour ago, RickR said:
Greetings! We just found an interesting old clock and would like to know more about it. Like how to open it without breaking something. And were these really used in cars?
Yes. Some of them were mounted in the interior, rear view mirrors.
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5 hours ago, wayne sheldon said:
General Motors, makers of Pontiac, didn't switch to hydraulic brakes until later in the mid 1930s. Wheels could have been changed, but chassis design looks about 1930 also. Chrysler Corporation was the first of the big three to go with hydraulic brakes. Maybe Plymouth? Does the one hubcap have a name on it?
Chrysler products had a stamped number on the frame, not riveted tags.
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4 hours ago, Larry Schramm said:
Better?
Suppose it could be a 1931 Studebaker truck....
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Nice car!
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On 3/5/2024 at 7:27 AM, 58L-Y8 said:
This photograph as given to me years ago by a local family who was dispersing their household for small quarters.
Selden is noted on the seat-side nameplate, but what years and model?
Here is a 1913 model....
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1 hour ago, 30DodgePanel said:
Hi John
does this help at all? It's from a Ross Roy Sales Data Book I have. No other multi-colored looks and no mention of colors for the RS Coupe or any other models (unfortunately) .
Also have the other models in different colors though (Phaeton, Coupe, Sedan, Roadster) if any of those would help let me know and I'll send to you in PM.
@nearchoclatetown still working on scanning this. It's a wealth of information for those 30-33 guys looking for answers (hopefully).
I also have the brochure and I appreciate your posting them to me. That multi-colored car is a mystery and the guy got all indignant when I acted a bit skeptical about the colors. I have been researching the 1931 Dodges since about 1968 and have never seen those colors on any brochure. The rumble seat coupe looks like it has reflections on it and maybe not so many colors as his car has. Artist renderings are deceptive.
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I don't think it is a Ford.
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41 minutes ago, 1949 PLYMOUTHP17 said:
That info is added now.
I'm thinking maybe the piece that goes at the base of the "C" pillar between the vinyl top and body color like on this 1967 Chevelle....
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4 hours ago, nearchoclatetown said:
Sorry I can't help. There are plenty of members that live in Florida. Any idea what area he went to?
Nope. Wherever a major college might be, probably.
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5 hours ago, nearchoclatetown said:
John, I am sure you've done all the normal stuff, Google name, Roster, OLD rosters, etc. Good looking car! Joe Cozza has one similar in Conn, about the same color but I doubt that is it. There was also a maroon car in Canada. When restored the guy had it painted like the brochure, looked like a Harlacan? VW from the '96 Olympics. He used every color available from the factory, different color fenders and doors. Did a super restoration, we called it the clown car. I'd have to do some research to remember his name. I heard he died about 3 or so years ago, really nice guy. I forget which meet he had it to. Had a beautiful brown '18 touring at upper Mich. and a beautiful '36ish pickup in Texas.
I don't think he was in the Dodge Brothers Club when he lived in Michigan.
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I remember that the owner of the '31 I am searching for was Ken.
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Local car for sale.
in What is it?
Posted · Edited by keiser31 (see edit history)
Part of it may have started out as this....or a cross between this and a 1957.