Technical Parts identification

I bought some stuff and really do not know what it fits, I think 20's Chevrolet. There are 2 pairs of fenders. I odd fender, 2 doors ( rear ? ) for a car without a top ? 1 NOS side panel of some type.1 firewall with the battery in the center. 2 really nice 21inch wood spoke wheels with Chevy centers. The one piece laying with the fenders is some type of running board mount ? Any help would be great.

 

The pair of black fenders look like Ford Model T, pre-1926 but I don't know how far pre. The doors are '26-7 T touring. The firewall, side aprons, and cross brace sitting next to the fenders also look like pre-'26 T. I'm not really up on my pre-'26 stuff, but if you post a thread with "T" in the title there are lots of guys on the HAMB who know the differences.

 

alchemy,
Thanks for the info. That gives me a direction to go in for sure. It was a mix of parts and pre-war stuff is not my strong suit but I am learning. To me some of the parts look like wall hangers.

 

here, I'll help.

 

The taller, rusty looking fenders are early Dodge Brothers rears. Maybe about 1922 or so. A guy who knows the earlier DBs will possibly know.

 

Try noboD- he might know what year/s those DB fenders will fit.

 

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That really helps, so this becomes even more of a mix.I went after a radiator and this is what I ended up with, there was even a transmission and the rear axle. Plus all kinds of misc. brackets. I do appreciate the info.

 

T fenders look to be early to mid 20's roadster and touring. Firewall is 23 (low) . Splash aprons look like '17 - '25 coupe, roadster, touring.

 

I also have a right quarter panel for some type of roadster, I will see if the fender matches up.

 

Bellhousing and tranny are Chevrolet- would need to see numbers to tell which year/s

 

Here are the numbers I found on the trans. 590321 and under that
A 28.8

 

Jan 28, 1928 for the tranny- 1918's had an exposed trans/flywheel

 

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