What is it?

[George Smolinski]

Can anyone tell me the make, year, & model? Is it worth pursuing?

[41 Su8]

'24 -'28 Buick. Nice cars, worth going after if the price is right.

[Vintageben]

I'm thinking Buick mid 1920's I would have a closer look at it if it's cheap enough its worth pursuing 

[dibarlaw]

Looks to be a 1927 Buick Master, Country Club coupe. The duct tape holding things together looks rather ominous. Hundreds of hours of wood fabrication....With what needs to be done it should be almost at a giveaway price to be considered. IMO.

Larry

Edited August 21, 2017 by dibarlaw
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[dibarlaw]

Here is what a very original, low mileage1927-54 sport roadster looks like.

 

 

[46 woodie]

It all depends on the asking price. The "buckle" in the hood scares me. As mentioned it's a fairly rare car, so not too many parts are available. As dibar mentions, the wood structure in this car will cost a bundle to replace. It's not like a Model A where wood kits are available. Don't let your heart over rule your wallet. If you can get the car fairly cheap then you might want to pursue it. The last thing you want is to get over your head and give up on the project. It all comes down to time and money and what the finished product will be.

[Cabnut]

Barring sheet metal repair, to re-wood this body with sheet metal re-installed ready to paint would be $20000 to $25000. Any rust repair required would be extra and based on extent of work.