These pictures are all that I have so please don't ask for more. I know what it is and there will be a prize for the correct identification. Currently a flower box and listed as "beyond restoration potential" by the owner.
That's the front half of a Early 20s T touring. Yes it does have rodding potential. It would make a great early car or 3 springer.
I don't believe that's a Model "T" body. It looks more like an early Dodge to me. And I agree that it could be put to better use than a planter!
No, not Model T. As "tub" points out, it does look early Dodge but other makes had similar curved cowls.
That is a 22/23 dodge touring body. I used a cowl just like that to build this. Although it doesn't look like it.
That looks a lot like the 1917 Dodge Brothers Touring Car that I had for a while. The handle in the back seat and the dash are big clues. Good thick sheet metal and a great look that I thought would go great with a track nose. Finding the doors can be a challenge but not unobtanium.
First you have to say Dodge Brothers. Darn flowerpot still has the ignitionswitch and gauges in the dash !! Vandenplas is sleeping
Sorry Rusty Rocket but patmanta got it closer by one year. Patmanta your prize is, give yourself a pat on the back. Yes I agree it is more than rod able, maybe not restorable but some guys on here have started with a lot less and are artists with that sheet metal so yes it is a waste. Given the state of the vehicles in the museum though I can see why they say that and here is an example which is in Fairbanks Alaska. Vacation was great! Thanks everyone for your time and I hope that you enjoyed this just a little bit.
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