Axle ID
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Torchie
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Here's my guess.
Early 30's Chevrolet. Mechanical brakes. Looks like the brake acuator arm is missing. Chevy had 6 lug wheels for a long time.
Anyone else???
Torchie.
Early 30's Chevrolet. Mechanical brakes. Looks like the brake acuator arm is missing. Chevy had 6 lug wheels for a long time.
Anyone else???
Torchie.
JBailey
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I'm with Torchie, looks like 32-33 or so Chevy. On a side note that tow-bar is pretty cool.
zzrodder
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Torchie
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ZZ is probably right as I think Chevy may have started with hydraulic brakes by the early 30's.[S
21willys
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I did more research and all the pics I can find suggest its a 1928. Thanks for the input guys.
Unfortently it don't appear that anyone makes a conversion kit for power brakes for it. I might just have to set it aside and save it for a speedster build.
EDIT: I've found a few kits but at $500 I don't think that it's going to happen.
Unfortently it don't appear that anyone makes a conversion kit for power brakes for it. I might just have to set it aside and save it for a speedster build.
EDIT: I've found a few kits but at $500 I don't think that it's going to happen.
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