What year is this Chassis

[Vintageben]

So this Chassis is part of the treasures I recently found but what year model is it as I have found at the same site 1928,29,30 reamains. Are there any features that may identify it? Any help appreciated thanks Ben

[robert b]

mate you do come up with some good stuff , looks desoto or dodge except for the front bar across the dumb irons , needs more expert people than me now . some one will chime in that will know bob

[keiser31]

Looks to be from a 1929 Chrysler....

[keiser31]

Look here for similarities....http://www.classicgaragellc.com/Cars/1920s/1929-Chrysler-Restoration/i-X7SC5VC

[Bill Harmatuk]

I think you are spot on, Mr. Keiser.

I almost said, 30 CJ-6 till I saw the front spring hangers.

Half of the gas tank cover is rusted away, also.

 

Bill

 

 

[keiser31]

The rear panel is definitely 1929 Chrysler.

 

Edited February 22, 2018 by keiser31 (see edit history)

[Vintageben]

Thank you all for the help I may have few more items to identify next week when I hopefully pick up the rest of the stuff thanks again Ben

[Sasha39]

I'd say a Chrysler 1929-30 series 66, you might like to measure the Chassis should be about 3 3/4" longer than your model 65 also if you check your rear panel that sits over the gas tank on your 65 it is different than the one that's on this chassis the 66 didn't have a cover that sits over the sending unit of the gas tank also the opening is more of a tear drop than an circle like the model 65 has and then you have the dumb irons and shackles holding the springs in place unlike the 65 with rubber blocks, so I'm sticking with a 66.  

[Bob Scafani]

1929 Chrysler photo has a tube axle and rubber spring perches such as a model 75.  Ben's chassis has a forged axle and shackle bolts could be a model 65. 

Edited February 25, 2018 by Bob Scafani (see edit history)

[Model 66]

Geez, wish you weren’t so far away. I could use this.

[Vintageben]

I’m guessing by the sounds of it we are on opposite sides of the world or close to it. If any consolation I often see parts or cars on this forum and wish they were much closer by

[Model 66]

2 hours ago, Vintageben said:

I’m guessing by the sounds of it we are on opposite sides of the world or close to it. If any consolation I often see parts or cars on this forum and wish they were much closer by

Yes, I am in the USA states. Las Vegas, NV to be exact. 

 

Bob Scafani in California has a few frames for me to look at. I be going up his way next month. 

[Vintageben]

Yeah it probably is little to far to freight, I thought these cars were halfways  common in USA  maybe I have been told a whole lot of lies or it the old grass is greener phenomenon at work, oh well best of luck in your search 

[Narve N]

For your info, the Series 65 did also have rubberized suspension and not shackle bolts.