May 1
Chandler Six in front of Paul Revere house
Listed as a Special Six Sportster. Great looking body style. Would this be a 1928 model?
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· May 1
Looks like a legit dual cowl body.
· May 1
@alsancle Looks like it.
· May 1
@Hupp31 the red car is a 1928 Cahndler Five Passenger Sportster. I wish it didn't have that huge spotlight but its been there for years apparently.
· May 2
@Chandler-Six I know! That stupid death ray blocks out half the car.
· May 2
@Hupp31 I like it a lot! Too bad about the spotlight.
· May 1
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· May 1
@Hupp31 1929 Chandler Five Passenger Sportser.
· May 2
@Chandler-Six Weren’t there differences in the grilles and emblems between the years?
· May 2
@Hupp31 at least between '28 and '29 it was just the one year only radiator badges. I never understood why they went away from the classic bowtie emblem.
· May 2
@Hupp31 Interestign they have the second windshield pointing straight up for a pub photo. I would assume it is folding so you can adjust the angle. EDIT: although looking again, that deck is not long enough to fold it flat.
· May 2
@Chandler-Six So the badge on this radiator is 1928 and the one on the hubcap is 1929? I see the 1929 style on the moto meter so that car might be a mix-n-match.
· May 2
· May 2
@Hupp31 Rear windshield is angled back further.
· May 2
@alsancle It looks like it’s hinged high enough that it could have just barely folded flat. Probably not without whacking front seat passengers in the head though.