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ghettocruiser · 01-06-2021, 11:46 AM

I can't quite get to the whole thing as it sits, there is a fuel tank directly behind the housing. But I was able to get a few more pictures of the markings I can see as it sits. Also, the axle tubes are 3 1/2".

Anybody have any guesses yet on the make of the chassis? I suspect its a Ford, but I'm not positive. Its torch cut just ahead of the flat bed. I suppose judging from where I got it, it could even be bigger than a 1 ton. They had a pretty nice C50 at one point that I narrowly missed out on.

01-06-2021, 11:46 AM	#5
ghettocruiser Registered User Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: cameron, tx Posts: 35	Re: Rear axle ID help I can't quite get to the whole thing as it sits, there is a fuel tank directly behind the housing. But I was able to get a few more pictures of the markings I can see as it sits. Also, the axle tubes are 3 1/2". Anybody have any guesses yet on the make of the chassis? I suspect its a Ford, but I'm not positive. Its torch cut just ahead of the flat bed. I suppose judging from where I got it, it could even be bigger than a 1 ton. They had a pretty nice C50 at one point that I narrowly missed out on. Attached Images __________________ Carson 1995 Sonoma--LT1/T56, full suspension mods, curvy road style <---Hasn't moved in years 1967 Camaro--undergoing restification <-- 1975 Blazer--thats what I'm here for 1978/84 C30 Crew Cab--Going to try for a spare parts build using mostly Suburban parts...