Ken Felton

Hello Dave, You have an excellent eye. That does look like a match. There were early Dodge and Plymouth parts in the same lot. I can measure the length tomorrow and post it. Thanks again for your reply. Ken

This came with a Ford parts lot but I can't find a bent line profile match on-line. Any clues what year and make of sedan this came from? Thanks in advance for your advice.

Thanks DR Watson and Dave Wells. I appreciate it.

Hello 55er, Thanks for the clue. I will research that

But I can't find any information about them based on this description. Any guidance is appreciated. Thanks

Hello Drwatson & Sage Finds thanks for sharing you opinion on the identification. JV Puelo - also thanks for sharing your experience using the jacks.

Hello, Advice on this jack. I can't read the serial numbers. Thanks Ken

Confirmed they are 1932 Chevrolet - Thanks again

Thank you Sagefinds. I will research your opinion to confirm.

I am not familiar with what car/truck this bolt pattern will fit either. Am I measuring this correctly? If someone can help me identify what car it will fit and/or goes to I would appreciate it. Thanks again Ken

I am not familiar with what car/truck this bolt pattern will fit. Am I measuring this correctly? If someone can help me identify what car it will fit and/or goes to I would appreciate it. Thanks Ken

Hello Keiser31 and Ply33, Thanks for ruling out Plymouth. Hopefully someone else can ID this Ken

Hi Mal, Thanks for reply but it is not Model A Ford. I have Model A Ford axles and it is not a match

This diameter of the king pin hole is 1" My other early Ford axles are 3/4" in diameter. The width between perch pins in similar. Center to center on the perch pins is 37", my other 32 Ford axle is 36 1/2" center to center so there are close. This axle has less of a "drop" than the 32. Any advice on what this axle & wishbones goes to is appreciated. Thanks

Hello Oldtech and Dr Watson I appreciate you getting back to me. Thanks Ken