Not sure. Rear quarters was 1933 Dodge, front axle Model A, rear end 8" Ford. That's the parts I used. The roof was a 280 Datsun and not sure on the cowl. It had door knobs with skeleton keys.
Sure looks like a car that was being built in South Kortright New York about five years about. Your parts list sounds like what the builder told me he used. I used to see it on the way home from work. If it is the car I can stop on the way home from work, and check on the cowl. He is a nice enough guy but I never understood what the Hell He Was Thinking!
Good to see you here Jonathan, welcome. I've been subbed to your channel on Youtube for quite awhile. I'm enjoying the Model A with Cadillac engine series.
If you see him ask him what the hell he was thinking for me too!! This ended up in the NC Mountains, guy I bought it from had no clue of the history. There wasn't much there, but it was a start I guess.
Are there bolts or threaded rod welded to the ends of the spindles, with nuts welded in the hubcaps? If so that is the car.
I swear, I was just helping the sheep over the fence. Sent from my iPad using The H.A.M.B. mobile app
He had a 8BA Flathead in the car someone gave him Tattersfield hi-rise intake to put on the engine. The intake had a non-removable breather in the fuel pump stand. He was going to take a hole saw to the intake so he could put oil in the engine. I to talk him out of that.