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[Ovalrace25 44]

This race car was found quite intact. A restoration has been going on and getting close to completion. Still have a few ideas about what it is, but would like to get more thoughts. Look close at the rear suspension and the front spring hardware. This is a 2-man car, long wheelbase and it did have the 1918 T engine sitting in it when found. Owner will make it street legal, thus the headlights were added. No, not a Miller.  

[erichill 77]

Love the headlights and grill.  That is going to be one sweet ride.

[1937hd45 1,437]

I'd love to have the Buffalo wire wheels and Fronty engine. Bob 

[keiser31 3,659]

I see what looks like a 1930 Chrysler radiator cap with the wings.

[Dave Mellor NJ 273]

Long crank

[1937hd45 1,437]

Buffalo wires sure are nice. Bob 

[Gunsmoke 377]

Appears to have mid-Twenties Bullnose Morris rad shell, the cantilevered rear spring treatment also suggest possible British roadster type chassis. Like many racers of the day, original builder may have started with an idea and built it from what was readily available or could be assembled with some basic mechanical and welding skills.. Nice project.

[1937hd45 1,437]

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More photos would be nice to see, is that radiator really that out of proportion, or is it the camera angle? 

 

Bob