[boothboy]

Looks like a 38 Coupe.
BB

[John long]

39 and 40 Standards only had one taillight on LH side but Deluxe models had two tail lights. If this is an aftermarket fender it is probably a 39/40 which means it is made for either model and the purchaser will have to drill the taillight holes. On a '35/36 there is a slight differance in the coupe/roadster and sedan fenders. I am not sure about then 39/40.

John L

[John long]

Originally Posted by boothboy

Looks like a 38 Coupe.
BB

BB you are just a trouble maker....but you are correct. 38-40 are the same. It could be any one of the three.

John L

[MARTINSR]

Originally Posted by John long

39 and 40 Standards only had one taillight on LH side but Deluxe models had two tail lights. If this is an aftermarket fender it is probably a 39/40 which means it is made for either model and the purchaser will have to drill the taillight holes. On a '35/36 there is a slight differance in the coupe/roadster and sedan fenders. I am not sure about then 39/40.

John L

You got it John, I was looking or the Standard, no right tail lamp, or right visor!

This is an NOS fender.

It's your floor.

Brian

[John long]

Dang, I was just trying to impress you all with my knowledge not answer the question. Give me a minute to think of something.

John L

[John long]

Which American car manufacturer offered the first electric turn signals and in what year?

John L

[carolinacustoms]

Pretty sure that was buick 38-39? But there may be something earlier

[John long]

Originally Posted by carolinacustoms

Pretty sure that was buick 38-39? But there may be something earlier

Wow, that was way to easy. My source said Buick 1938. You have the floor CC.

JohnL

[carolinacustoms]

First american car maker to use an all steel body? Year and make

[boothboy]

1912 Hupmobile.
BB

[boothboy]

Doesn't have anything to do with anything, but isn't this nice?

[John long]

I remember asking this same question months ago and it generated all kinds of contraversy depending on the souce. I was looking through my previous posts trying to find the posts but the system only keeps the last 200. CarolinaCustoms will just have to decide which source he wants to use. I am going to leave this one alone. Do you remember when it was Brian?

John

[carolinacustoms]

After a little research I will give it to you BB. Not the one I was thinking of but I didn't word it correctly. I should have said "made entirely of steel" Your floor BB

[carolinacustoms]

Originally Posted by John long

I remember asking this same question months ago and it generated all kinds of contraversy depending on the souce. I was looking through my previous posts trying to find the posts but the system only keeps the last 200. CarolinaCustoms will just have to decide which source he wants to use. I am going to leave this one alone. Do you remember when it was Brian?

John

John, I was thinking the 1914 Dodge body built by the BUDD company, but the Hupmobile was one of the first (if not the first), to "use" a steel body. I guess it depends on source and wording.

Kelly

[boothboy]

Originally Posted by carolinacustoms

John, I was thinking the 1914 Dodge body built by the BUDD company, but the Hupmobile was one of the first (if not the first), to "use" a steel body. I guess it depends on source and wording.

Kelly

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