Hot Rods Help identifying this Phaeton

Correcting my earlier post to the "introduce yourself" forum.

I was wandering around the property I grew up on as a little kid today. I drug home some rusty gold that I hope you can help me identify. Apologies for the crummy cell phone photos, I can take better, closer photos as necessary to ID this body.

Based upon some amateur research, this might be a 1920-1922 Chevrolet 490 Touring. Can anyone confirm or deny?

Jeff

 

Hupmobile?

 

BCT,

Possible, but knowing my dad a Chevrolet is more likely. I have one piece that is not pictured that appears to be the panel between front and rear doors and looks very much like the photo here:
http://classiccars.com/listings/vie...uring-for-sale-in-hanover-massachusetts-02339

Jeff

 

its not the same cowl as the one you put the link to, it has a sloped cowl, yours is pretty flat.

 

Looks to be about a 1918 Overland....

 

Dodger's right about 99% of the time, maybe more.

 

The real tell will be a photo of the dashboard.

 

Im also going to agree with dodger, fender lines, cowl shape both much closer

 

its Jodell's next father and son project.......

 

Here is the dash photo 31doger. Also included the panel between front and rear seats and headlight.
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Headlight and fender look T to me

 

Headlight buckets look like T ford???? ... were these on or near the car - maybe swapped at some stage?

 

The D pillar is way straighter on yours than the willys pictured.

 

1919 Yard Art! HRP

 

Dapper Dan, the headlight was found with it but certainly could have been swapped. The car was in a pasture. Hell, I could have dropped the headlight there from another car 40 years ago.

 

Definitely an Overland by the look of that dashboard. Fender crest is way different than a "T" and is a match to Overland. Headlamp sure does look "T".

 

31Doger,

Thanks for the ID help. It is greatly appreciated.

Jeff