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rosenkranswa · 08-17-2018, 01:19 PM

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I'm getting a friend's 1928 Phaeton ready to sell, it was his dad's and been sitting for awhile. Nothing major to do, but a lot of basic maintenance and cleaning.

As near as I can tell based on the Standards, the car is pretty accurate for the timeframe of the engine number. Couple little detail things though:

There is a Briggs body tag on the firewall - I didn't think Briggs made any of the Phaeton bodies.

The engine number stamped in the usual pace matches the title number, A325876 which would be for an August 1928 engine. There is another number, 147, stamped below the boss. Any idea what that might be?

08-17-2018, 01:19 PM	#1
rosenkranswa Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Malvern, PA Posts: 361	Briggs Body Tag Sponsored Links (Register now to hide all advertisements) I'm getting a friend's 1928 Phaeton ready to sell, it was his dad's and been sitting for awhile. Nothing major to do, but a lot of basic maintenance and cleaning. As near as I can tell based on the Standards, the car is pretty accurate for the timeframe of the engine number. Couple little detail things though: There is a Briggs body tag on the firewall - I didn't think Briggs made any of the Phaeton bodies. The engine number stamped in the usual pace matches the title number, A325876 which would be for an August 1928 engine. There is another number, 147, stamped below the boss. Any idea what that might be? __________________ Wayne @ Barb Malvern '19 T Speedster '26 T Touring '29 A Roadster '30 AA Stakebed '30 A Pickup '30 A Town Sedan '31 A Station Wagon '38 Columbia Girls bike (WWII) '40 Elgin Boys bike (WWII) '42 Super Deluxe Tudor '42 Willys MB Jeep '43 Willys MBT Trailer '43 M3A4 Hand Cart '43 Harley Davidson 42WLA with sidecar

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