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    Brewster was in business for many years building carriages (1810). They built car bodies from 1905 using various chassis. Only in 1934 did Brewster buy a "bulk lot" (135 or thereabouts) of Ford chassis. 1936/37 saw the end of Brewster.
    Could it have been the Ford chassis? :confused: :rolleyes: :)
    Nice bodies though. :)
     
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