Need Help Identifying a 20's Touring Body

I found this yesterday at a garage sale.

At first I thought it was a Ford and a truck.

The back section has receivers for suicide doors.
It is obviously not a truck but a touring sedan.

The windshield posts and the firewall are not Ford, I think.

Perhaps a Case?

 

1925 Dodge

 

'25 Chev or '26 Dodge

 

1927 Dodge Dash

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25 -26 dodge - Jaxx

 

1927 Dodge Roadster pickup. Cowl vent filled.

 

Or the front half of a 1927 Dodge touring.

 

1925 Dodge Touring?

 

Okay it is a 1927 Dodge Touring Sedan. See Stiffening ribs on firewall, Windshield posts and suicide rear doors and cowl vent..



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OKAY

Little Doubt About It. Want to Trade?

Serioulsy, Thanks for your help.

What is the switch above the steering column in one the last pictures?

 

yup its a case all right made by the basket company a basket case for sure

 

Stated by a true visionary!

Or somebody with lots of money that can just BUY there way in.

 

i mite have the lower windshield frame for that thing, its in real nice shape

 

May first thought was that it might be spark advance but looking at this photo and seeing spark advance and throttle on the steering column I am thinking but can't tell for sure it is the Light Switch.

1927 Dodge



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I would make a pickup bed and tie it into where the back doors would originally latch.