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Albert Barn find...but what is it? (Upd. Overland Yes, 1914 Not)
Chad Luckwell writes: "I came upon this front section of an unidentified touring car in a barn in central Alberta, Canada. It was bolted onto a horse-drawn sleigh, most likely sometime during the Great Depression. It had been sitting for some 65 odd years, so overall it is in fantastic shape, but, seeing as the firewall and dash are gone, there are no markings to identify what it is! I paid $50 dollars for it, so I think I did alright, but I have hit a wall with identifying it." Any info would be greatly appreciated!
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zondag februari 20th, 2011
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Onbekend
23 Februari 2011, 01:34
Interesting piece. Possibly Overland, but not 1914--hinges moved to the front that year. The '14 arm rests are also above the door line. The door handles are very similar to my '14 Overland, but at the other end.
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Onbekend
21 Februari 2011, 16:22
I suspect it is Overland circa 1914, general shape is right and the door hinges are at the rear.
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Keith Kuehn
21 Februari 2011, 03:27
looks exactly like a 23 dodge cut off touring I had 30 years ago.....Keith
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Onbekend
20 Februari 2011, 23:21
I can't tell you what it is, but I can tell you what it was: the front part of a touring car body. The front edge of the rear door opening is the vertical surface at the back.
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