I went back to the AR Cars site today--and there's now a '27 Rugby, four-door touring car, and a '28 Durant "Doble" phaeton.
http://www.arcar.com.ar/AutosAntiguosDet.aspx?qAuto=5377
http://www.arcar.com.ar/AutosAntiguosDet.aspx?qAuto=5384
A search turns up two more Rugbys, a '28 convertible pickup and a '27 two-door sedan.
Wow according to their listings below the picture they have the Durant, and 7 Rudby's in various condition for sale. That's quite alot in one place to have for sale. Argentina must have been a very successful sales Market for the exported Durants. I wonder of most of them came out of the Elizabeth plant or California plant?
Do You own a car built by Durant? 1928 Model 65 4dr
Perhaps from the Canadian plant. They were used for shipping to British Commonwealth countries to reduce import duties. Because of their expertise in packing, etc., they might have done South America, too.
Mine and most of the Durant products I have seen in Argentina come from Elizabeth plant. Cars were sold as Rugbies but some Durants can be seen, in general 6 cylinders. Most of the cars were Touring.
Kind of figured the car might be from the Elizabeth Plant, since it appears most of the Leaside Canada cars went to the current and former British Colonies. Probably because export/import taxes were more friendly between these countries.
Do You own a car built by Durant? 1928 Model 65 4dr