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    need help w/rear id and brake

     



    i have this (photos below)rear on a 1936 chevy sdn. i could not find any id on the case. i did find numbers on the gear case 3789812 B14 64. the rear measures from backing to backing plate at 54 inches. for the brakes i think the backing plates are for 11 inch drum brakes. in what year did they use 11 inch brake drums
    thanks for any help
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    Looks like a '55-64 chev rear axle, probably in the early years of that range if it doesn't show evidence of the spring brackets being added later. The big P on the carrier, along with the part number you gave indicates it's positraction (assuming the original or equal replacement parts are in there).
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    If my (failing and unreliable) memory serves me correctly, the big brakes were on that vintage (55-64) Olds and Pontiacs. Think the chebbies just had 10 or 10 1/2" brakes??? Are the shoes 2 1/2" or 3" wide???? Anybody else remember for sure???
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    Pretty sure it's a late 50's corvette rear. I have the same in my T.

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