I Thought it was 32 Ford Heavy Axle... Plymouth?

[Ken Felton]

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  

[ply33]

The title suggests that Plymouth might be one option. But Plymouth never had that buggy spring setup with a wishbone so that is not possible.

[keiser31]

2 hours ago, Ken Felton said:

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  

Not Plymouth.

[Ozstatman]

Probably Model A Ford.

[Ken Felton]

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

[Ken Felton]

Hello Keiser31 and Ply33,

 

Thanks for ruling out Plymouth.  Hopefully someone else can ID this

 

Ken

[3macboys]

4 minutes ago, Ken Felton said:

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

Just throwing this out there but possibly a AA truck axle?

[DCarter]

1933-34 BB Ford truck.  Could have also been used other years,  but am fairly certain about it being used at least those two years.