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So, 10 X 2 1/2" front hub and drums with complete backing plates, and a pair of 11 X ? rear drums are what is pictured?

Both are '67 or newer based on the reservoir return line fitting.

Interesting.....they're not like the originals, but, they say they fit the 5-4" wheels. The originals use an 11/16" socket whereas these use a 3/4" according to the spec sheet.

Those are actually '72-6 Valiant/Scamp/Duster wheel covers.

The 888 should be a .83" bar for the RH side. The 893 should measure .87" and is a LH one.

Pretty funny application chart. I'd like to see someone install that ball joint on an A100 I-beam front end. :rofl:Lot's of other bad and/or incomplete info.

That's the C-body/B-van manual box. Unless it's been modified, it's a 24:1 box. Any A-B-body worm gear assembly will fit however, so, the ratio can be changed. In some years and models, you may have trouble finding a pitman arm that will fit both the box and the car's steering linkage.

Yes, your year would have the small bolt pattern and either 9" or 10" narrow 1 3/4"brakes. In '73, a 7 1/4 could be small bolt pattern with 9" brakes, or large bolt pattern with the 2 1/2" wide 10" brakes. The axle bearing changed on those big bolt pattern axles, and IIRC so did the backing...

Do you have all the rest of the mounting parts?

Yours may be the narrow brake version. I'm trying to remember if the '73-6 A-body with the 7 1/4 rear used 5 hole backing plates or not.

Do you know what year rear end it come off of?

There are two versions of those backing plates. One for the 10 X 1 3/4" brakes, and another for 10 X 2 1/2" brakes.

Those look like the 4 1/2" wide ones to me. Thanks anyway, but, I have plenty of those.

A better photo of around the valve stem will tell the tale.

Are these the 4 1/2" or 5 1/2" wide wheels? Where are wheel(s) #'s 4 and 5? If they're the 5 1/2" wide ones, I'll take them.

'68-72 V8?

Top left is '71 Plymouth 14", the rally wheel center caps are all for the 4 1/2" bolt pattern wheels. The bottom left is '70-73, the 3 others are the '74-up version.

Those are all the same those years....both 6 and 8 cyl.

They look like the 5 1/2" wide 14" ones....

Looks like a mis-matched set. If that date is correct on the box, it's likely that they're asbestos lined.

That's it. Not as good a design as the '68-72 version, and a more expensive and harder to find idler arm. Unless it's a restoration, most people convert away from that design.

That's a '67 K-member.

Stock A-body, small bolt pattern, with 10" rear brakes should be 1 3/4" wide, not 2 1/2". Is this from a conversion of some sort?

#2 looks aftermarket #3 looks similar to the '70's Pinto/Bobcat ones, but, not identical, so, they may be aftermarket too. Any numbers on the back side of either of them?

'62 Chrysler 14" I believe.....

'75-9 Plymouth 14"

Yup, '72-6 various models.

Those should be 15". '73-7 many Dodge models, including '76 Charger, '73-7 Monaco, Polara, Dodge PU and Ramcharger. The '72 version is very similar....just a slight color difference in the plastic center.

1. Dodge Aspen/Charger/etc with a Ford center emblem? 2. '69-70 Chevy Nova 3. mid '70's Dodge Aspen/Charger etc 4.'83-5 Aries/Reliant 5. '74-9 Ford/Mercury