Please help ID this car

Scott H

Scott H

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My 80 yr old Aunt & Uncle have a car on their property they need to get rid of. I'm thinking around a 29 - 32 vintage coupe, but I don't really know what I'm looking at. Can you help with ID and a possible starting point for value?
I'd hate to see it go the the local scrap yard, which incidentally is only about a mile away!. They are in Milbank, South Dakota.

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Can't help much but will say that it is not a Ford. I would guess that it is pre-1930 and well worth saving. Wish I was closer.
 
Two things: This sort of obscure hulk seems to get solid identification very quickly on the HAMB, and if you can get a picture of the dash, that would supply a lot of information.
 
Thanks for the replies so far. Unfortunately I'm in the Chicago area and can't get any other pictures of the car because its in South Dakota, pretty close to the eastern border, straight west of Minneapolis.
 
:confused: Looks like a Dodge or Chrysler, from what I can remember, as I see posts where Cowl lamps attach, could be an old Chev. late 20's , just a guess..
 
Posted it on HAMB (thanks for the idea). Had to register first and walk on eggshells cause I'm a newbie, but I got some good helpful responses.

Seems like value might be in the $1000 - $1500 range, and it might be a Dodge, Essex, or Chevy.
 
I did not realize that the master cylinder was on the firewall back then. Learn something new every day in this hobby. Thanks for posting.
 
This has done time as a rod...the master cylinder, regulator, and that shiny hoseclamp all show this. It would be interesting to look over the whole thing and try to figgerout what was in there.
 
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