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Hot Rods Cowl I.D., please?

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by GTS225, Oct 3, 2016.

  1. GTS225
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  2. Atwater Mike
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    1930 Model A Ford.
     
  3. 117harv
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    Get it if it's less than a 100. 87.JPG
     
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  4. flatford39
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    Yeah that is definitely a 31 cowl but the header over the windshield is 28 29 pick up. I suspect it was a doodlebug tractor that someone cobbled together. The header, gas tank and firewall are worth decent money if they are intact. My max on it would be $100.00.
     

  5. flatford39
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    Now I see where someone welded the upper 28 29 pick up A pillars to the 31 A pillars. It's still worth $100.00 to me but not anymore.
     
  6. 51504bat
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    Could it be from some type of panel van like a REA Express truck or postal truck? That would be a possible explanation for the header panel. Just a thought.
     
  7. GTS225
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    That header was throwing me off, too. I sure missed the vintage, but was thinking a car/truck combination of parts.
    Thanks, guys....we'll see where the auction takes it, come saturday.

    Roger
     
  8. flatford39
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    No it's exactly what I just told you it was. What you are asking never existed. It's an old farmer fix to make a tractor.
     
  9. Barn Find
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    Tractors don't need windshields. So, we don't know exactly what kind of farmer modification this was. Could have been a coupe or sedan converted to pickup using an earlier cab-irrelevant since the rest of it is gone.

    Those that correctly identified it as a 31 didn't say, but recognized the teardrop impression where the fuel shutoff was moved under the hood instead of under the dash.
     
  10. 51504bat
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    Could it be from some type of panel van like a REA Express truck or postal truck? That would be a possible explanation for the header panel. Just a thought.
    No it's exactly what I just told you it was. What you are asking never existed. It's an old farmer fix to make a tractor.
    How about this? MT_REA.jpg
     

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