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Just reduced the price again. someone need this for parts or for a project. Here is a link with the phone number. car is located in Sandy, Utah. 1926 Buick Antique (Buick) | ksl.com

Here is an Airflow that is for sale locally. is it worth the asking price?? Car Classifieds for Utah, Idaho, and Wyoming | ksl.com

danajohnson, the Flint is not c.johnsons. It is mine and yes it is still for sale. I will also be at the UVU show but wont be bringing anything to sell. I'll just be looking for parts for my other projects!

Erik. Is this depot hack in or from Utah. It look like one that I saw a few month back in a large garage with many other cars.

price reduced need to make room for other projects!

Here is a dash picture from a 28 REO Wolverine I used to own. looks just like it. it appears the top center gauge on mine was changed at one time.

danajohnson, feel free to give me a call. I should be home all weekend. my number is in the add.

This is my car. I would like to see it find a good home where it wont be rodded also. I would like to thank c.johnson for posting it here. probably a much better chance of it being restored or being used for another restoration here than anywhere else. I am open to offer. Thanks Darren

That car is for sale in Utah. I was curious about its make also. looks like a sedan that is missing its top to me. Non-Running Cars Classifieds for Utah, Idaho, and Wyoming | ksl.com

Well, I am going to recant my last statement, I took a little more in depth look at my 36 deck lid. my car was mildly hot rodded years ago and it appears the hole for the latch looking from the inside has been filled. also it appears NOT to have been an original rumble seat car as the filled hole is at the bottom of the lid. you learn something new even about your own cars every day. also the rear window of my 36 three window does roll down.

My 36 three window is missing the latch for the rumble seat but it does,nt have a hole in the lid for an exterior handle either. make me think it was originally latched from the inside. not sure though

looks like one of those slide in beds that make a coupe or roadster into a pickup

I own a 1947 Ford F1 with a Marmon Herrington 4x4 conversion, I believe it is pretty rare.

are you interested in selling it?

Looks like a 37 Studebaker to me, one on Ebay for sale right now here is the link Studebaker Studebaker | eBay

what year did Ford build its first stainless steel bodied car? 1931 Ford built three stainless steel bodied two door sedans according to the book "90 Years of Ford". Do any still exist? in 1936 they built 6 sedans in stainless, I have seen pictures of one how many of theses still exist??

The green custom was for sale in Utah about a year ago here a a few more pictures

I have a 1926 Flint I am starting to restore and on what is left of the windshield is a what appears to be a safety inspection sticker from 1931!! it is hard to read but it says: TESTED, Greater Muskegon Safety Council. just though you would like to see it. I thought it was pretty cool. when did safety inspections first start?? Thanks Darren

here is a car for sale locally, it claims to be a Ford prototype from 1946. looks alot like a jeepster to me, but is a little strange. what do you think??

Nope, they are not small block, I thought they were also, they are much smaller diameter, the machinist that just cut my 350 block said they are not for a Chev, I also have already been to the MAHLE Clevite Inc. website and sent them an email to see if they could tell me but I received no response from them. Darren

I have an old set of pistons (8) that I don't know what they fit, maybe someone can cross reference them and tell me what they go to? they are Clevite brand part number 9-1466 any help would be appreciated! Thanks Darren

Thanks Keiser!!,, its advertised here locally as a 1927 Plymouth, it didnt look like a Plymouth to me!

Can anyone identify this car, Thanks!!

Keiser, check out this link, there is supposed to be one in Oregon, it is an old link but still interesting! Craig Huber's ELECTRIC CARS

Best place to find out would be the Durant forum, here is a link The Durant Motors Automobile Club - International