What is this car? (Auburn related)

Hello. There are definately 1928-1929 speedster body parts there"parts" part of the windshield cowl doors again Parts. Randy

I'm with Andreas. It may be a butcher job on an early speedster body. Remember the Frankenburn?

ilikescars wrote: At first I thought the gas tank might be correct, but then I looked closer.... Naw.

I did exactly the same thing Mark!

At first I thought the gas tank might be correct, but then I looked closer.... Naw.

It?s an interesting piece of junk.
Looks like made in the 40ies or early 50ies. Obvioulsly they made a wood/ steel body for this replika, or possibly the body came from an original Speedster? <!-- s:?: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_question.gif" alt=":" title="Question" /><!-- s:?: -->

I didn't see an Auburn part on it.

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Looking thru the pics, I cannot figure out [i:3rtgn197]what[/i:3rtgn197] this is, or was <!-- s:? --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_confused.gif" alt="" title="Confused" /><!-- s:? -->
The doors definitely look like those on a 29, the rear end and spring hangers look period correct, and alot of the wood also.
"BUT" there are many, with more knowledge than I on this board, so I thought I would ask opinions.
(I am NOT interested in buying it, nor do I know anything about the car or its' owners)

Andy