Rear Axle Identification Help

[CT77]

Still trying to figure out what these go to...Just wondering if they are worth anything to anybody or if I just scrap them. I did find some numbers (which you'll see in the pictures) so maybe that will help. Thanks to everybody on this forum for all the information! From what I can see, the bottom numbers read 327274.

Edited July 9, 2023 by CT77 (see edit history)

[AHa]

I can't say that I recognize them, I don't, but they appear to be from a mid teens vehicle. I would say don't be quick to scrap them. You might offer them for sale cheap on facebook marketplace. You could get more than scrap price and let someone else haul them off for you.

[roysboystoys]

Could always be cut down for grinder and buffer stands.

[Rod P]

Hi CT77, these look very similar to what is on my 1923 Chevrolet Superior, which is 4 cylinder, and had the inverted 1/4 springs, as did the earlier model 490's.

 

Sorry, not able to crouch down and find numbers, but here are a few pics anyway.

 

Thanks. Rod.

[CT77]

On 7/12/2023 at 8:41 AM, Rod P said:

Hi CT77, these look very similar to what is on my 1923 Chevrolet Superior, which is 4 cylinder, and had the inverted 1/4 springs, as did the earlier model 490's.

 

Sorry, not able to crouch down and find numbers, but here are a few pics anyway.

 

Thanks. Rod.

They do look very similar! That could be it for sure. Thanks!