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    Part Identification needed

     



    So I was at the swapmeet a couple weeks back and I spotted these babies sitting on a guys table. I pick them up because I know what they are (But I don't know what they fit) and the guy says to me "I'm gonna make you buy them" Yeah okay I'm thinking. "Go ahead and make me buy them" He says "$15" Then I hit him with "I'll give ya $10" Then he asked me "do ya need a bag?" "I told ya I was gonna make you buy them!" I am 99% sure they are disc brake dust covers for (I think) a Magoo's frontend but I can't find any info on the net. Anyone have a clue? They are 11.5" wide and have a removable inlay. They are a kool piece and should polish up good. I was thinking for the wifes car.




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    Now that I'm looking at it more. Maybe it's Corvette or Jag rear covers. The removable inlays so you don't have to remove the half shafts?

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    Looks like you could use it to make a clock for the shop

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    I had a longer response all typed out this morning when the site took a dump........argh.
    Anyway, yeah, looks like rear end plates to clear without removing axles, not necessarily irs. Bolt pattern looks more like rear bearing flange than front spindles.
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    Brake caliper plus parking brake bracket

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    Quote Originally Posted by jerry clayton View Post
    Looks like you could use it to make a clock for the shop
    That's not such a crazy Idea!!!!

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    I checked the bolt pattern and it is the same as small ford. Early Mustang. Maybe some kind of a disc brake conversion?

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    Yes, it's a combination backing plate and caliper mount.
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