Name that Junk.

[MarkyB]

Never throw anything away.

[Duffil]

spring under. I vote Jeep?

[Rocksurfer]

I think he's refering to the axle housing a D-60?

[MarkyB]

A D-60??

I honestly don't know.

I was told once it was an early 50's chevy frame.

[79coyotefrg]

not a 60  maybe a 44,  not a full floater and judging from the narrow springs  and curve of the frame, im going to say early chevy,  ujoints are too big to be a dodge,  could have been a old Jeep J10 pickup

[79coyotefrg]

     its a car frame   OLD

look at how the shocks go up into the frame

[IronClad]

just a old 44 rearend

[CTENG in KS]

not a 60  maybe a 44,  not a full floater and judging from the narrow springs  and curve of the frame, im going to say early chevy,  ujoints are too big to be a dodge,  could have been a old Jeep J10 pickup

Glen, where do you see these u-joints?

[motorider228]

Glen, where do you see these u-joints?

I think he is reffering to the U-joint inbetween the driveshaft and the pinion. The diff looks like a D60 front but there are no U-joints for steering so it's a rear axle hmmmmm

[MarkyB]

The springs are 57" long and 2" wide.  I'm thinking I could freshen them up and use them on the 4Runner.

The axle housing I could clean up, paint it and sell it?

[Cheesemaker]

Scrap it for cash, the axle housing!  I wouldn't run it!  By the time you get all the rust out of the axle, I don't think you'd get the bearings and seals to fit properly! 

[TrikeKid]

looks like a 44 and some old frame.