History What model

So I got a 1915 Era body it has 4 hinges on the door any idea what it might be? I will post pics soon

 

Without pictures it's impossible to even hazard a guess. HRP

 

will 'soon' be as in dog years?

 

Some one told me 4 hinges on the door was odd is why I asked

 

"What Model" yes, where is the model? blonde, brunette Or?

 

Post photo's and someone here will know what it is. HRP

 

Yup dog years what do I got

 

late 20's REO...I had a 1929 REO Speedwagon truck and it had 4 hinges and a double belt line

 

Bob Guccione take those pics....?

 

Hard to see the details, but it looks like a 25 Gardner, they had 4 hinges and the double belt line.

 

Darn,maybe you need to post more photos tomorrow when it ain't foggy. HRP

 

Shitty pictures and bad grammar!

 

Thanks guys I was just kinda curious

 

No, those are typical David Hamilton

 

It's gonna be a truck it's on a ccr t bucket frame

 

Still not really sure what cab it is though

 

Not a Gardner after all, they had all wood frame work inside. Searched some more thru my spotters guide and found the 26-27 Chrysler also had 4 hinges and were steel framed.

 

I think this one definitely had wood in the roof and floor I was thinking of an all steel cab with a wood bed

 

In that era very few companies had steel framed bodies, Dodge (1914) was the first. But they all still had wood supports in the roof and some around windows and door edges for upholstery to fasten.

 

Did a little more searching and it could be as early as 1925 Chrysler Series 58. They had several different Series(models) 50, 58, 60, 70, and 80. All the pictures I find of the 58 have the 4 hinges, most of the others have 3.

 

that is not a 1915 anything.

 

Roof don't look like it belongs to the rest of the cab.

 

It doesnt and is the main reason I'm wondering what cab it is as if I'll ever find an original top I was thinking of making this top work it's all I got

 

Much better pictures but still can't identify it. Maybe it never was a truck in the first place, there's no rear section of a cab.

 

I'm going '27 Pontiac Coach or Coupe ... see the emblem recess in the rad. shell ? Growing up on a farm, one of our Hoover wagons was built from a '27 Oakland the same color. It's a Fisher body ...

 

Your roof appears to be '34-35 Chevy Pickup................. Jeff

 

Not a fisher body, they had all wood inner door structure until about 36.

 

The original tops of most cars in the mid-twenties were almost flat and made of wood, covered with vinyl. You could weld steel cross braces then flat sheet metal then paint it or glue on vinyl.

 

Cool

 

radiator shell came from a different guy and out of a different field same for the hood .the hood lines don't quite match the body