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Hot Rods Is this a 1929 Essex?

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by Duke, Apr 7, 2019.

  1. Duke
    Joined: Mar 21, 2001
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    54272C4A-973C-4DC3-BAD6-19BB951775DD.jpeg C2107CD6-ADA8-4082-9136-47D21F8EB8D0.jpeg 90FAD76A-822E-4A57-8B85-ED8282FD2A98.jpeg Just picked this up. I think it is a 1928 or 1929 Essex. I am missing the cowl and deck lid. I think I will have to make the deck lid. Maybe find and Essex cowl or modify a Model A cowl to fit.
     
  2. Here is a 1929 Essex coupe with the same quarter panel reveal contour....the piano hinge attaches to the rear of the door opening, suicide style.... 1929 Essex coupe.jpg
     
  3. its not a 1928
     

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  4. But it does look like a 1929 super six to me cowls should be easy to find nothing too special about them
     

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  5. Duke
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    Looks the same, would a 1928 cowl work on a 1929?
     
  6. Duke
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    Is the 28 cowl the same?
     
  7. Here is some pics of a known 1929 coupe
     
  8. Firewall looks different to me but just depends how picky you are. if your not doing a show-car resto i wouldn't worry about it. finding and clear essex title now thats hard! I had to buy a cowl to get a title for my 30 I built.
     
  9. If you notice that front line on the cowl is def different from 1928 - 1929 or it may just be a different model.
     
  10. Duke
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    Not too picky, just want it to fit.
    Thank you for the help. The parts I have are very solid. Also came with the original frame. Is there a vin on the frame or only the cowl?
     
  11. I just used the silver plate on the firewall to get my title. Oklahoma is pretty lenient on getting a title though. getting a manufactured vehicle title is kind of pain. DSC_0013.JPG.564ed443fe7cb56a9beb6204fe6eb2b5.JPG
     
  12. nrgwizard
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    from Minn. uSA

    IIRC, frame # is behind the rear frame kickup, on the dr side. Been awhile since I looked at mine.
    Marcus...
     
  13. Duke
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    Thanks, I will clean that area and look for numbers.
     

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