Late Studebaker parts???

[Guest jpatino]

I'm told these are late Studebaker parts. Can anyone identify what some of these parts may be for?

[Guest maudsley]

I blew up the photos as much as possible, and compared them to my 28 Pres 20 feet away. The fender sitting on top, the cowl, and rear window part of body look pretty 28 to me, from this vantage point at least. Good luck.

David

[Gary_Ash]

Yes, it could be the '28 rear axle I'm looking for to get the axle shafts - just the shafts. Where is this car? Can someone take a closer look and get some photos?

Here's a picture of the rear axle in Stude8's 1928 Commander. It should be the same as a 1928 President. Note that the differential housing bolts into the front of the axle housing. This is the "2-piece" design that I'm looking for. Of course, John spent a long time trying to pop the wheel hubs of this rear axle on a car in good condition using several types of hub pullers. I can't imagine how to get hubs off an axle that's been sitting in the woods for a lot of years - but I sure hope someone is willing to try!

[Guest jpatino]

It looks like it is in Vermont. Here is his website: Butch's Car Parts Page

[Guest jpatino]

If someone does go to visit, can you take more photos of the other stuff also?

[Klnord]

So what year is this from?

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[Dave_Pink]

So what year is this from?[ATTACH]90482[/ATTACH]

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It appears to be the same as my 1916 SF Roadster.

Dave.