A couple of weeks ago I showed up to perform my act as human rain delay and obstruction of progress at Tube Chassis Designz. The boys are working on some cool projects that we’ll be updating you on in the near future but there as one car there that stuck out like a sore thumb. Your job is to tell us what kind of car it is by identifying the rear axle under it.
While it kind of looks like a Ford 9″ doing a face plant with a driveshaft growing out of its forehead, that would not be the correct answer. It does look like the rear end was serviced at least once because the cover is so nice and shiny. Either that or this axle is leaking oil and the cover is just coated with it. I didn’t get close enough to lick it off, so I cannot say for sure. What I can say is that the first person to answer this question correctly will get a free BangShift shirt. That’s how tough I think this one is.
The challenge has been thrown down! Tell us what axle this car is under and win a free BangShift shirt! If two people get it right the tie breaker will be guessing the year or the machine, so include a year with your make guess!
Ford King Cobra
That is a Packard rearend
1936 packard 120 rear
1941 jeep
could be between 33 and like 37 or 38 though… i think
studebaker
1953 Dodge De Soto
Once, I broke the trailing arms on my truck. It looked a little like this….
studebaker rear, under a mustang …i think
maybe a packard, no more around to check it against…so sad
It’s deffinatly 36 Packard
1931 Packard 463
1937 Packard Super 8.
37 Packard roadster
1939 Packard
1935 Packard 110.
’43 Henway coupe
58 packard hawk
1936 PACKARD
And if my memory serves me correctly, that housing should have a set of 4.09 gears in it.
1935/36 “120” differential Packard coupe.
The ole man says 36 Packard
well I’m pretty sure Packard made this rear end from 1933-1938. its a 120 diff. if i had to guess id say its a 1935 Packard cause of the under carriage.
1956 Studebaker Goldent Hawk
1933 to 1938 Packard 120 car.
It’s a 1936 Packard 120
packard
I THINK IT’S A 1936 PACKARD 120 GEAR
1941 Packard 120
Packard 120 1933-38 rear end (axle)
studabaker pickup 41 or2