Old car needs help being identified

[Kitten1985]

attempting to identify 

fisher body corp, im guessing 1925-1931 possiably a Buick? 

[Kitten1985]

I have discovered that this particular cowl tag was only manufactured from 1925 to 1931. It's more than likely 1928 or older I think. I'm leaning towards a Buick Coupe possibly. GM did own the Fisher body Corporation at this time. If anybody could possibly help me decipher this a little bit better I would really appreciate it thank you.

[STAYGOLD]

The Manifold on the side on the engine looks very similar to a 1928 Chevrolet.

[keiser31]

1 minute ago, STAYGOLD said:

The Manifold on the side on the engine looks very similar to a 1928 Chevrolet.

Looks like it....

[STAYGOLD]

The firewall also appears to match the photo that Keiser31 has provided.

[Kitten1985]

That is the year I am thinking it might be. I just can't seem to confirm anything.

[keiser31]

9 minutes ago, Kitten1985 said:

That is the year I am thinking it might be. I just can't seem to confirm anything.

This body tag says it is from a 1927 Chevrolet, so the one in question (7216) may be a 1927.

Edited July 26, 2022 by keiser31 (see edit history)

[Kitten1985]

The job number Is not 7216

I believe it to be 7218 maybe 7210

[keiser31]

16 minutes ago, Kitten1985 said:

The job number Is not 7216

I believe it to be 7218 maybe 7210

Though the number is different than what I stated, I still think the number may fall in the 1927 area.

[ron hausmann]

It’s a late 1927 or 1828 Chevrolet engine to me. Some late 27’s had two exhaust outlets. All 1928’s had two. Push rod setup looks identical to mine in my 1827 Chevrolet.

(yes I have one Chevy besides all of my Kissels).

Ron

[Tim W]

A 1927 does not have front brakes.