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Technical ID these a frames please

Discussion in 'Traditional Hot Rods' started by ROADSTER1927, Apr 7, 2019.

  1. ROADSTER1927
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    :)What do these a frames fit and does anybody need them?:) a frame.jpg a frame1.jpg
     
  2. Hnstray
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    i am thinking possibly Studebaker because of the lower pivot arrangement. I have one on the lift in my shop currently. Will look at it tomorrow and post again. The brackets at the inner ends are not OEM in my opinion. Look fabricated.
     
  3. ROADSTER1927
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    Thanks we will see what happens I guess.:)
     
  4. Hnstray
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    AD97F7B4-D7A0-4EBB-AB96-7933A0103DA6.jpeg 714DB954-0AA8-47A7-B316-7C2675D79AC9.jpeg EB769500-80D8-4CE0-9A40-2269847DDB09.jpeg

    Here are some pics I took today. 1960 Lark and I also have a ‘56 Hawk in the shop.
    Studebakers from ‘51 thru ‘64 share a common front suspension. The pics you posted show a very similar outer pivot pin and kingpin to those posted above. Similar, but not the same. They might be an earlier year model Studebaker or another brand that utilized similar design features. They are not GM, Ford or Mopar, but if American, possibly one of the so-called ‘Independents’.
     

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  5. ROADSTER1927
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    Thanks they are similar . I will take some better pictures tomorrow. Gary:)
     
  6. panheadguy
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    Looks foreign to me; British maybe.
     
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    aframe4.jpg a frame 2.jpg a frame3.jpg I know the guy that had them had a late 60's Jaguar.
     
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