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Please help identify this car.
Richard

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31 Dodge brothers???

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It is diffinately not a Dodge of any year. It is a very Rare 1930 Incumbent Constable, easily identified by the reverse threads on the right left rear axle housing.

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1929 Dodge sedan.
https://encrypted-tbn1.gstatic.com/i...Muqoe5egMIRCjQ

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I'm thinking Willys Knight due to the sharp edge on the hood.

The center bumper clamp has the name running up and to the right similar to Buick.

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yea it has big ol headlights - dodges look too small. rear wheels are tucked way up under the fenders too.

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Looks like a 1929 or 30 Oakland. to me.

John Poole

(GM Model between a Pontiac and a Oldsmobile in the day.)

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Yeah, maybe a GM product. Try the aaca general discussion board, you will have the answer in 15 minutes.

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My 2 cents are it is Buick judging from the disk wheels and the center bumper clamp that is a blue shield.

Mike

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'29-'30 De Soto

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center bumper clamp appears to be a Durant.

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:confused:lots of guess's here,so hears mine.looks similar to a 32 Reo I almost bought 50 years ago

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Thanks everyone. REO looks the closest so far. Whippet might be another but I think a Whippet was a smaller car.

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30 Whippet seems to be right
http://forums.aaca.org/topic/278863-...tify-this-car/

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I think Dave is right. They both have the embossed divider in the center of the sun visor, and other features seem to match.

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I have owned a 1928 Reo Flying Cloud, and am somewhat familiar with the REOs before and after the 1928 Model year - and from that background I do not believe that the car pictured is a REO.

REO, by the way, stands for Ransom E. Olds, the same fellow who started with a 'Curved Dash' Oldsmobile in about 1903. You may remember the song, "In My Merry Oldsmobile" which was a smash hit in 1903-'04. Well, at least SOME of you remember when that song came out . . . . .

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I can't remember my grandfather driving anything other than an Oldsmobile of some sort or another. Always remember him singing that song.

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Looks a lot like a '30 Chevy with disc wheels. Not quite but really close. I wouldn't be surprised if it was a GM product. the little emblem on the bumper may give a better clue. the cowl lights are a bit different and there is no headlight stanchions on that car either.