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Can anyone post a picture of a front axle from a 1939 Master Deluxe with knee action shocks please? Preferably looking straight at it from the front, thanks.
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There is no front axle on a car with enclosed knee-action. There is a large frrame cross member.
Gene Schneider
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There is no front axle on a car with enclosed knee-action. There is a large frrame cross member. OK, thanks for that, my mistake. But I'd really appreciate a picture of it to compare against my own. Thanks again.
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My understanding is that the ‘37 & ‘39 knee action front suspensions are very similar. Jack Points for Knee ActionThis recent post has some good pictures.
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I was in error in my reply. The 1939 has the open coil spring suspension the same as 1940-1948, Has no axle but control arms are attached to a heavy front cross member.
I was thinking you had a 1938.
The 1939 Master had leaf front springs and a solid axle.,,,,Master DeLuxe coil springs.
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Hi Gene,
Thanks for the confirmation that the ‘39 is not the same as the ‘37.
Rusty
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