1920's Car Identity?

[Gerczak]

Can anyone identify this vehicle?  I was thinking it was similar to the 1918 Kissel Sedanette restored in Michigan that had a removable top but it is different (note the small window in front of the passenger door).  The footnotes in the book show this car was in WI if that helps.  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[nzcarnerd]

Going by the lack of visible springs aft of the rear wheel - and the lube point well forward of the rear wheel - it is a late teens Buick.

[Leif Holmberg]

As "nzcarnerd" say it looks Buick yes it does,the removable top on the 1917 Buick are close but not the very right!

Picture from "Seventy Years of Buick" by G.H Dammann

[ron hausmann]

All - it is not a Kissel. It has fenders, wheels, and hood similar to 1914-1915 Kissel, but the body, window slope, and sp,ash pan with hole are definitely not.

Ron Hausmann P,E.

[paulrhd29nz]

Has a Hudson look to me. 

[roysboystoys]

1 hour ago, paulrhd29nz said:

Has a Hudson look to me. 

I thought so to but the doors look different. Heres a 1915

[1912Staver]

Leif and nzcarnerd have it right . Buick 6 -45 from 1918  - 1919. The single , lower exposed door hinge on the rear door is a give away.