I built a computer for my boss' dad, who is a flea market dealer, and he gave her these to give to me for the work I did.
She came into work today, handed me the box and said "You probably don't know what these are.", I took one look in the box and said "Well up untill a couple of weeks ago I wouldn't have but I doi now! We talked about them on the PBB!".

So ya think they're worth anything? Still has the original bill of sale from Yoders Service in Freeport MI dated 1965 for the grand total of $41.95!

Nice! Should be worth something to a collector since you have all the box and everything! Probabally get at least a hundred for them.

Chuck

I was just going through the thread by chief yallingalot and someone mentioned the Dualmatics were weak because they're aluminum but these ain't! All steel and Heavy as fawk!!:D

Either keep them, for a vintage-type part...


OR, ebay-them!!!

--Sherpa

cool got a beter pic kinda dark

cool what are they for? they look to be for a BIG muthafawkin axle. 60 front maybe?

Well from what the order form and the price list says they're for a '58-59 Studebaker.

Here's a better pic of the hubs.

Went to pick up the one on the right and it came apart. Pretty simple enginering.

defanately try E-bay

it is important to get parts like that
out in cerculation instead of just sitting on a shelf.

im shure some one could put them to good use.

BTW I was just reading over the coustomer invoice and it says at the top:

Warshawsky & Co.
"Everything Automotive"
1915-1965
50th Anniversary

1900-24 S. State St.
Chicago ILL



Sounded familiar so I looked at my latest JC Whitney and it says:

JH Whitney
"Everything Automotive"
Founded 1915


I can remember back when Whitney's was in Chicago....

Ya think they're one and the same???