1920's Oakland Touring

[seale87]

Hello, I am looking for any help identifying an Old 20's Oakland (according to the previous owner). The Chassis tag is still on the frame and looks to be 8 or maybe 9 digits. The number begins with 10836234, there may be another 3 at the end making it 108362343. I could not find any other is this number range. Any help is greatly appreciated.

[hwellens]

Here is some info up to 1926

 

[seale87]

2 minutes ago, hwellens said:

Here is some info up to 1926

 

 

Awesome, thank you. Here is the tag I found on the chassis, not sure if there are any others on the car.

[hwellens]

It says the last 2 digits are the model number. Model 43 was 1914, but the serial numbers do not match up.  Is there a motor there that you can get the serial number from?

[seale87]

No motor or transmission unfortunately. I was guessing the car was a 23... maybe based on the serial number but I will have to try getting a better look at the tag once it is home.

Edited September 29, 2020 by seale87 (see edit history)

[nzcarnerd]

On 9/29/2020 at 7:04 AM, seale87 said:

 

Awesome, thank you. Here is the tag I found on the chassis, not sure if there are any others on the car.

 

I think the last two digits are 34 so it is 1919.

[John Gunnell]

It is a 1919 Model 34B. I had a 1917 Model 34 I purchased in 2016 for $3,000. It was complete and we got it to run. In 2017 we did a tour across the Yellowstone Trail in Wisconsin to raise money for a charity.  I owned an old building that had been an Oakland agency and kept the car there. The man who bought the building bought the car, which is still inside today. Andy of Andy's Garage in Delaware is a person you should talk to. He has a Model 34 and deals in parts for them.

[seale87]

John,

Thank you very much, You have been a big help. Much appreciated!

 

-Michael