Technical Who Can Identify These Doors ?

Hey Guys.
The measurements are in the images. There are no inner skins as it appears the original frames were made of timber.

Any help is appreciated.

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The final image is the straight line distance between the hinges.

 

Look a awful lot like 1927 Chrysler roadster doors.

 

Not exact but similar....20's Chevy truck.

 

look like the front doors for a 1927 Chevy superior open tourer.

 

The double belt line looks Chrysler or Dodge

 

1927 Chrysler model 50

1927 Chrysler Imperial roadster

 

Looking at the two reveals stamped in the top of the door made me think immediately of Hugh Tucker’s ‘ 28 Chevy AA/SR, but when I looked at a picture I realized the hinges were not exposed on Chevy roadsters of that era.
None of the other vehicles shown have sheet metal notched for the hinges either.

 

Thanks for the feedback but they are definitely not 27/28 Chev doors.

 

I actually thought they were the same as these until someone pointed out that the hinge placement was incorrect.

 

Just for the record, the pickup above is a Holden bodied 1936 Chevrolet. Holden also manufactured the same cabs for Oldsmobiles. Most had regular doors, but I have been told the doors are asymmetrical and reversible.

 

J. Morrison

 

Robby Krieger, John Densmore and Ray Mansarick.. (sp).....

 

I thought I had solved it with this one but it turned out to be incorrect.

 

But this one could be it.

 

Not sure that I can officer, but would you have the one on the left step forward, turn sideways and say "yer money or yer life"?

 

I know where theres a 27 chrysler imperial cowl to match this door