Very Early Brass-Era Fender?

[Steve Braverman]

I've had this for years and have no idea where it came from. My grandfather had a 1907 Cadillac, but this doesn't look like the fenders from it. Any ideas? I know it's rough, but maybe somebody has a use for it.

[Steve Braverman]

Nothing??

I guess it goes in the trash

[TheMoneyPit]

I was going to toss out NRS ford, but am not close enough to really look at one first. A lot of cars had the plain splash shield front fender like that and it would be hard to tell them apart.

[nsbrassnut]

I've had this for years and have no idea where it came from. My grandfather had a 1907 Cadillac, but this doesn't look like the fenders from it. Any ideas? I know it's rough, but maybe somebody has a use for it.

It a single cylinder Cadillac front fender, 05 to early 08. Someone already took off the mounting brackets, probably to install on a replacement fender. These fenders are simple with rolled wire edges and riveted mounting brackets. Many people make new fenders and transfer the mounting brackets. Often easier then repairing the old fender and trying to get it smooth again when you can see both sides. Might be good for someone for a pattern.

[caddyshack]

It sure looks like a Cadillac fender. My '04 only has 4 rivets on each mounting bracket. These having 6 would probably be a much better design. I believe ns is right on. I am sure someone could use it, check the Early Cadillac Group. Good luck.

[Steve Braverman]

Interesting, because here is a picture of my grandfather's Caddy, and the fenders appear quite different.

[Lozierman]

1907 Cadillac Model K?