With alot of searching around on the net I belive it is a 1925 - NER-A-CAR. It was listed under Rare Motorcycles That Even Indiana Jones Couldn’t Find at (Motorcycle Center.Com)
Close my friend. Its actually a 1924 NER-A-CAR. It was the same year model Cannon Ball Baker rode down the top of a rail road rail while reading a news paper. It was geared toward women to get them to ride. It was an awesome bike 35 top speed in 7th gear. It was a wreck when it came to us rust welded with an I beam over the seat should be - we got the original seat with it. I was in 9th grade and formed the cowling, belly pan and muffler for the bike from templates a friend of my dads made from his.
When we finished it had 30 coats of hand rubbed black lacquer. It was all original accept for the saddle bag that dad made by hand forming the metal ends and making new leather. The hand grips were deteriorated so I turned new wood ones and we found the original goth lettering. I made plastic molds and we made dups. Little did I know it would lead me into my career as a pattern maker. Later on I had a little business making new grips for old bikes Here is an interesting sight about the evolution on this old bike.
http://cybermotorcycle.com/euro/wikig/Ner-A-Car.html
More old ones including a 1898 3 wheeler and a 1908 only if anyone is interested you tell me.
PS we had 37 bikes at the end. wich it had the 1937 Henderson in like 4 cylinder still.