Rear Fender ID Help

[Ratspit]

I found a set of fenders in the barn the other day and I have been having a tough time identifying them. Anybody know what they are off?

[petehoovie]

Originally Posted by Ratspit

I found a set of fenders in the barn the other day and I have been having a tough time identifying them. Anybody know what they are off?

[DavidG]

Possibly Model A Ford.

[alchemy]

Notfords. Henry didn’t use slotted holes up top in that era.

[Ratspit]

The tail light stand seems longer than a Model A and has more curve. Slotted mounting holes could be a repo fender detail.

[Ratspit]

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I went back and started searching non Ford fenders and it turns out these are late 20s early 30s Chrysler/Dodge. Not Ford.

[petehoovie]

Originally Posted by Ratspit

I went back and started searching non Ford fenders and it turns out these are late 20s early 30s Chrysler/Dodge. Not Ford.

[Randy in ca]

Originally Posted by Ratspit

I went back and started searching non Ford fenders and it turns out these are late 20s early 30s Chrysler/Dodge. Not Ford.

Many fenders of that era had similar mounting holes. The Chrysler/Dodge ones you've shown are not even close it appears to me. Check the inside mounting edges - perfectly straight vs significant front and rear curves. If you want a reliable identification for something in that era when there were hundreds of makes still in existence you need to post some decent pictures.

[Newc]

Hey!! I've got a friend with a '31 Dodge that desires that taillight stand !! Dodge/ Desoto -29-31. Pm Me. Newc