Technical What did my niece find in the woods?

Curious if you guys could I'd this back half of an old coup


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I think it might be a 1920s Dodge. They had that loaf of bread looking trunk lid.

 

Beat me to it

 

'25ish Dodge Coupe with a Fisher body.

 

Nice, thanks guys

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Two words.
Competition Coupe!

 

What are you going to do with it? I'm a Mopar guy and would love to see it brought back. I bet without a cowl it might be a bit hard.

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Make a nice tag-a-long trailer for a T-Bucket or T coupe.
Probably difficult to find the rest of the parts to bring back, but not impossible.
Great search crew!!!

 

The best news is the kids are plotting how to jet it out.
And it's not my fault, their in MO

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It's probably a 1920 because the 1925 doors are too long.
1920 Dodge Coupe.

1925 Dodge Coupe.

Unless its the back half of a 1925 Dodge Business Coupe.

 

Be careful some Hamb Hot rod builds have started with less.

 

Totally have to save that!

 

"What did my niece find in the woods?"..................At least it was't the big bad wolf!
I am Butch/56sedandelivery.

 

Fogotten memories but still hangin in there...You could splice it into a T and make a Hybrid Hotrod...love the ole rusties.

 

I was thinking the same thing. Does anyone make a cowl section? Hand fabricate something.

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I think T's are more plentiful...that back half is no doubt kinda rare and Hey it's still got the trunklid...gotta have that ground up motivation as it would be a challenge for sure.

 

Might be the remnants of a pick up conversion or the rest may be sitting nearby. Either way, it's a pretty neat find!

 

I'm thinking the rest of it was converted into a doodlebug.

 

My sister in law had the kids check a map first.
Turns out its in a state park.

Buzz kill

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I’m sure they wouldn’t miss it lol


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Do the state a favor and clean up the old scrap people threw away.

 

In New York State our state parks have a carry in, carry out policy. Seeing as some thoughtless person forgot to carry out their garbage, you being the responsible nice guy you are should take it out for them so they don't get in trouble with the law. Just saying...

 

To the right of the tree ..... forward of the cab .... is that a fender remnant ?

Texas has no historic designation on car parts in a park. It's all "trash". Go get it. Use our official, do not litter slogan, if they getcha'. Maybe it will help.

" Don't mess with Texas. "

 

I would say trailer or yard art but on this site some of you here could put that together as easy as a (walk in the park).

 

that would be an interesting thread....Who built a car from practically nothing

 

has anyone else noticed that 4 out of 5 pre 1928 "what is it ?" cars on here are Dodges?

 

Dodges were made of much thicker metal than Fords, so high survival rate. OPs looks like1921-25. I have a cowl

 

And the build begins! That is why I love the HAMB. Someone always has the parts.

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maybe the old dodges were popular to convert into trucks and doodle bugs because they were reliable and cheap.