What car was this?
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I went up the paddock today and dug this old chassis out of the scrub. Just for fun can anyone identify the car it was part of :cheers: How long has it been since slide on grease nipples were used?
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I think it might be a Chev Grasshopper.
It's not a Ford as it has not completely rusted away... |
It is an Australian built 1924 tourer using imported parts and local coachbuilding.
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Australian Six?
What are the plans for the chassis? Luke |
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Museum photo of car, I thought the uneque spring arangement would give it away.
I'm cleening up the property so it will probably go in the scrap pile unless you bring a trailer and take it. |
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Ok last guess then, Summit maybe?
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Scrap?
No Don't do that, Robert!
I don't want it, but I'm sure that there would be someone who would. Put it in your club magazine, I'l do the same, and we'll see if we can find a new owner! :cheers: H |
Yes Luke it's a 1924 summit tourer, this was my Grandfather's spare parts car and he made a trailer out of it to cart the saw bench on, I don't know why it was abandoned where it was so far away from either house.
OK Howard i'll put it aside but it is missing a fiew parts :doh: |
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10 points for me!
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New owner found already, Howard, so don't put it in the car club mag.
Regards Rick. |
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