can anyone tell me what this car or truck frame belongs to i have had many car guys come by to look at it but no one can tell me for sure what it is to

[Guest mike pupo]

[nzcarnerd]

Pick up truck of some sort?  Not too old?  Maybe '60s/'70s like the one in the background?

[oily rag]

The rear motor mounts bolts to the frame rails. The master cylinder was under the floor.

The heavy cast mount throws me off, there is a spring hanger just forward and under them. Dual side mounts ? 1930s 40s IH ?

[keiser31]

8 minutes ago, oily rag said:

The rear motor mounts bolts to the frame rails. The master cylinder was under the floor.

The heavy cast mount throws me off, there is a spring hanger just forward and under them. Dual side mounts ? 1930s 40s IH ?

I am going with 1937 Dodge Brothers 1/2 ton pickup frame since it only has one sidemount bracket (on the passenger side)....

Edited January 28, 2017 by keiser31 (see edit history)

[keiser31]

This 1936 DB frame looks to be the same, too....you can see the sidemount bracket holder just behind the front wheel....

[Brass is Best]

I think it may be a late 20's early 30's car frame. Look at the front bumper mounts. There are some Chrysler and General Motors cars which had passenger side only side mounts during this time. It is also possible the driver side side mount bracket has been removed.

[keiser31]

13 minutes ago, Brass is Best said:

I think it may be a late 20's early 30's car frame. Look at the front bumper mounts. There are some Chrysler and General Motors cars which had passenger side only side mounts during this time. It is also possible the driver side side mount bracket has been removed.

If you look closer, you will see the same frame ends on this 1936 DB truck....I'm stickin' with 1936-37 DB truck frame. Look at the running board brackets, too. All of the cross members match, too.

Edited January 28, 2017 by keiser31 (see edit history)

[keiser31]

Check the number on the frame rail, just above the front driver's side, leaf spring shackle.

Edited January 28, 2017 by keiser31 (see edit history)

[keiser31]

I went ahead and posted this thread in the Dodge Truck section of this forum to get a verification.

Edited January 28, 2017 by keiser31 (see edit history)

[keiser31]

A Dodge truck guy in the Dodge truck section verified it as a 1936 DB truck frame. He would know.

[Brass is Best]

2 hours ago, keiser31 said:

If you look closer, you will see the same frame ends on this 1936 DB truck....I'm stickin' with 1936-37 DB truck frame. Look at the running board brackets, too. All of the cross members match, too.

Yes, I see what you are talking about!

[Guest mike pupo]

On 1/28/2017 at 1:05 PM, keiser31 said:

If you look closer, you will see the same frame ends on this 1936 DB truck....I'm stickin' with 1936-37 DB truck frame. Look at the running board brackets, too. All of the cross members match, too.

HEY  I WANT TO THANK YOU FOR HELPING ME GET TO THE BOTTOM OF THIS THING  THAT REALLY LOOKS LIKE IT  SO IF IT IS 1936 DB  TRUCK FRAME   AND IT IS REALLY IN MINT CONDITION  ALMOST LIKE IT WAS NEVER USED   WHAT WOULD IT BE  WORTH TO SOMEONE DOING A RESTORATION

[keiser31]

Depending on your location, that will sometimes determine how much it is worth to them. I would think $100.00 to $300.00, maybe, but just a guess. It certainly does look like a pretty clean frame.