Rear axle for 32 roadster...

[rumrumm]

If you have the budget, look into a Detroit True-Track rear end. I have one, and it does not have some of the issue a posi-traction has. It is a limited-slip and acts like an open rear end until you nail the throttle, and then it engages the other wheel. It uses worm gears as opposed to clutches. If you want to drag race, get a locker, but if you want a great rear end for the street, check it out. It is the best of both worlds. I got mine from Randy's Ring and Pinion.

[Bugpac]

Thanks for all the input guys, If i have to buy new i will likely buy the currie from speedway, I have sourcedx one local on craigs list, but im waiting to hear the dimensions, Hes asking 300.00 bucks for it 3rd member and all, I think that is reasonable? As i will likely buy it for 200 anyway... I really just want it for Street, No big motor....

[Bugpac]

Found a couple of them 58" late bronco 9" today, buying all  of them...

[GPster]

Found a couple of them 58" late bronco 9" today, buying all  of them...

What are you calling late. The chart I referred to lists that width for '66 - '77.  '78 - '86 are shown as 65 1/2". GPster

[Bugpac]

Sorry the LATE 60's like deuce used in his roadster....  I contacted an old friend as I remembered he was a ford nut, He had a couple...And said he likely could produce a few more from some of his contacts...

[UGLY OLDS]

Isn't this shop located up by you guys someplace ?

http://www.9inchfactory.com/

[Charlie Chops 1940]

Isn't this shop located up by you guys someplace ?

http://www.9inchfactory.com/

Not very. In the far wilds of the upper peninsula. Might be closer to you.

Charlie

[Bugpac]

I just looked thru tech, maybe i am blind but i didnt see it, all tho I did see charleychops chassis, Bad gizmo, Kudos charlie, you look to be a real craftsman...

Oh no this comment is not going to be good for the size of Charlie's head.

John

Should i take a picture of it while i am there?