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This car was listed on Ebay a few weeks ago stating it was a Jordan. Here is a link. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Other-Makes-Great-Line-Ninety-Model-G-sports-coupe-/252014846293?forcerrptr=true&hash=item3aad416155&item=252014846293

The orange one looks like it could be off a tractor or piece construction equipment with the large fill cap.

It says 75000 in the header of the ad and also in the ad. Click on the read more icon. Here is a link to the same add in a different section. http://www.ksl.com/index.php?nid=218&ad=32195794&cat=656&lpid=&search=&ad_cid=8

Saw this and had to snicker. https://www.ksl.com/auto/listing/1769405?ad_cid=3 Way too many car rebuild shows and high priced televised auctions.

I was just surfing Ebay and came across this strange part someone has listed. Does anyone know what it might be? http://www.ebay.com/itm/Mystery-Antique-Automotive-Part-Marked-Lynite-Casting-Rolls-Royce-What-Is-it-/141237908834?pt=Vintage_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item20e26f7562&vxp=mtr

someone got a great deal. Congrats!!

I am still trying to find the owner. I hope the rest of the car is somewhere on the property!

I don't know what it is either . But that is an awesome picture!

Thanks Dwight. Now another quick question. How rare is this car and is the body worth saving? I don't know if the rest of the car is on the property but I am trying to find out.

Can anyone identify this body? A clue might be in the steel insert in the top. Thanks Darren

The cowl with the two vents looks like a Marmon to me.

I believe it to be mid 20's Dodge also. Here is a picture of one I had for comparison.

Thanks for all the info. But I believe I am going to pass on this one. If anyone else here is interested here is a link to the add. http://www.ksl.com/auto/listing/861536?ad_cid=1

He is asking 5 thousand for it. I was told the work was professionally done but after I went an looked at it, it was surely an amateur that did all the work. Yhanks for the info.

I went and took a look at it and here are the pictures. It is not an aluminum body as the owner stated, but it does appear to have a partition window. It is in fairly good condition, but it is difficult to tell if it is complete with everything piled inside the car. Th owner wants 5 grand. Is it worth that? Dont know why it is pink. Maybe an early Mary Kay Cadillac.

fleek, it is the car in question, if you read the whole article it stated it was rebodied with the three window coupe body. last picture at the bottom of the page.

I have just run into the opportunity to purchase a 1926 Cadillac that is in the the middle of a restoration. It it a four door sedan, aluminum bodied, that has a partition window, and a V8. I am not going to see it until tomorrow so I don't the condition of it, but from what I am told it in pretty good condition. Could anyone tell me what it may be from the what I know about it. The owner says it was driven into the shop before it was disassembled. I think it is for a very good price but I know very little about Cadillacs. Please help me Cadillac guys!!

I have just run into the opportunity to purchase a 1926 Cadillac that is in the the middle of a restoration. It it a four door sedan, aluminum bodied, that has a partition window. I am not going to see it until tomorrow so I don't the condition of it but from what I am told it in pretty good condition. Could anyone tell me what it may be from the what I know about it. The owner says it was driven into the shop before it was disassembled. I think it is for a very good price but I know very little about Cadillacs. Pleas help me Cadillac guys!!

Here is a link to more info on the car and driver. Didnt sat what the body on the car is. http://vintagemodifieds.tripod.com/lombardo_b.html

Mine was rough but not that rough, I sold it to a man who is going to restore it. It doesnt look like it in the picture but it was about 90% complete.

Definitely a Flint. Looks just like the 1926 B40 I used to own

price and location?

55Chevy, Thank You for the story. It brought a tear to my eye and a lump in my throat. Too many of us, myself included, often judge someone on appearance alone, much to my shame. Just the other day was talking to some friends about the subject of the men and women of the greatest generation and the impending loss of the best group on Americans that ever was or ever will be. I will be forever grateful for their sacrifice. I have many time seen an older individual wearing a hat or a bumper sticker on their car stating that they are a WWII vet and I have thought to myself. "I should thank them for their service" But I have been reluctant to do so for some unknown reason. The next time I see someone that I know is a vet, I am going to personally thank them for what they have done for our country. I would like to start on this forum today and say. Thank You to all of you who have served. And a special thanks to the veterans of WWII. You are truly appreciated!!

First one is a 1958 Chevrolet. Second is a 1951 or 52 Chevrolet.

Daviondude. I live in Sandy, I don't have anything that is streetable right now but always like meet and talk with other car guys. Darren