Drum, Discs, Spindles, oh my...

[Hotrod46]

I had a 37 Plymouth in the shop for a while. It had a tube axle and parallel leaf springs. Your axle doesn't even look close to it.

 

[fluidfloyd]

Robbie,

I know very little about Plymouth/Dodge axles but these guy can probably help you out.

George

http://www.droppedaxles.com/DODGE_AXLES.html

 

[fluidfloyd]

Robbie,

One more idea. Try downloading a Plymouth service manual. Here is a link to a '37 that might have some help IDing your front axle, It is 220 pages and my laptop doesn't have much storage room left. Take a look and good luck.

George

http://www.pwchryslerclub.org/PlymouthManual_OCR.pdf

This site is a work in progress but you might get lucky.

http://www.oldcarmanualproject.com/

 

[Robbie]

Thanks Fluidfloyd, those are great resources. I'm absolutely going to investigate the front axle and get back to everyone on it!

 

[Screaming Metal]

Now, when you get all this stuff sorted out, get a small notebook, write it all down and toss it into the top of your toolbox....every single little bit of it. Years down the road, it will come in handy....
Since this is looking like alot of machine work, you ought to get a newer axle so you can run gm spindles and brakes....
RPM / Spirit / Speedway can fix you up.