Help identify this cowl

[Hooligan36]

I bough this last night for $100.00. Im trying to identify what year and make this is. The owner said he believed it was a 1920's Buick.... any ideas?

 

[earthman]

Don't believe it is a Buick Hool, they were longer and more sloped. What are your plans for it and welcome to the board .

 

[Tripper]

Don't believe it is a Buick Hool, they were longer and more sloped. What are your plans for it and welcome to the board .

Looks more like my Dodge but I am definitely not good @ ID'n cowls!

 

[Hooligan36]

My plans are to make a roadster tub from it. I aquired a very cheap Speedway front axle setup that is brand new, $20.00 for a 1965 Ford 8" rear, I have a 25 Chrysler grille, and a set of model A 17" spoked wheels.

The only thing that led me to think it might have been a Buick was I found a picture of a very similar dash, but this is all new to me. It isnt real easy to find a cowl that isnt rusted out at the bottom so I jumped on this as soon as I had seen it. The only reason I ask is im trying to figure out how I am going to do the windsheild

 

[Hooligan36]

Looks more like my Dodge but I am definitely not good @ ID'n cowls!

see and I found a Dodge cowl that looked similar also

 

[Bonehead]

I have a 26-28-and 30 Buick, and none look like that. What ever it is, it will make a great hot rod.

 

[24dodge]

1925 maxwell

 

[Hooligan36]

I greatly appreciate it

 

[24dodge]

here is a pic of a `25 Maxwell , 1925 was the last year of the Maxwell , it was absorbed by Chrysler in 1926 , the Maxwell name dissappeared but the company didn`t , it came back in 1928 known as Plymouth. Chrysler built the body`s for Maxwell in `25 so your grill shell should work perfectly. good luck with your project.......`24