@Barry Brown

Wanted Pre WW1 chain drive chassis for speedster

Barry Brown · 2016-11-10T12:56:54.000Z

Will consider anything in any condition . I have a rare early engine I would like to build a car around.

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· Nov 10, 2016

Hello.

I have a complete 833 Chassis, running gear with the four speed transmission, etc. The car was running as recently as this summer. I had to buy this car in order to get the 840 that the seller had. Let me know if you are interested. I am 15 miles west of Boston. Dick Kilbourne 508-525-0346

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· Nov 11, 2016

Would you be interested in a 1915 Stevens-Duryea chassis? It is just the frame, has the original numbers stamped and painted on the cross members. It is the short wheelbase - 131" model D-Six originally fitted with a 496 ci 6 cylinder engine. David

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· Nov 11, 2016

Just the bare frame? Looking for something a little more complete! Thanks anyway.

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· Nov 11, 2016

Thanks for the Packard offer but I am looking for something much earlier pre WW1 not WW2 !

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· Nov 21, 2016

I have an Ames bodied Model T Speedster in the Model T for sale forum. You can adapt your engine to the Model T chassis and Ames body.

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· Dec 11, 2016

CHAIN DRIVE GUYS--- He wants a CHAIN DRIVE Chassis---- Sure he could do some machine work and fabricate up a converted conventional rear differential/axle and put sprockets on each axle shaft-- But he ALSO needs to give an idea about WHAT ENGINE he has so a chassis is about the right scale for this build...

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