Steering: 50 champion chassis parts catalog

[doubledaddy]

My chassis parts catalog has a blank page 211. This is where all the numbers are for front axle parts from plates 12-6 thru 12-9, 1207-1 to 1207-50. If anyone has this page could you copy it for me or give me the numbers for 1207-18 and 1207-19 for 9G? thanks

[kurtruk]

1207-18 526321 END. outer (has R.H Thread) LHC USA 9G
1207-18 527314 END outer (has R.H. thread) LHC Canada 9G
526578 END outer (has R.H. thread) RHC 9G

1207-19 519609 END Inner (has L.H. thread) USA 9G
1207-19 527316 END Inner (has L.H. thread) Canada 9G

End includes Ball Stud Nut and Seal

(I'm missing page #201)

[RadioRoy]

Just curious. Are these pages missing from reproduction books, or from well worn originals?

[StudeRich]

1207-18 526321 END. outer (has R.H Thread) LHC USA 9G
1207-18 527314 END outer (has R.H. thread) LHC Canada 9G
526578 END outer (has R.H. thread) RHC 9G

1207-19 519609 END Inner (has L.H. thread) USA 9G
1207-19 527316 END Inner (has L.H. thread) Canada 9G End includes Ball Stud Nut and Seal.

Studebaker Part # 519609 Tie Rod End, Inner R/H or Outer L/H '47-'49 Champion is superseded to:
199208 Late '40 & all '41-'46 Champion. $75.00 each. No others are available.

Possibly complete Tie Rod Assemblies would be the way to go: 519607 Left or Right Side = $109.50 each.

[kurtruk]

Just curious. Are these pages missing from reproduction books, or from well worn originals?

MINE is blank from a reproduction book.

[dpson]

Studebaker "Part Price List" Book F from 1963 shows that part number 526321 is superseded by 530999 and 519609 is superseded by part number 530998.

I have both of these NOS if interested.

[doubledaddy]

My book is a well worn reproduction. What I need is two ends that have a RH thread and a ball stud that will fit the 50 champion inside holes. I don't realy care what the threaded end is made for as I am going to thread the rod to fit it. BTW if anyone knows a way to enlarge the tapered hole the ball stud fits in that would allow me to use the ends from a 51 or 52 which I have on hand, that would be a good alternative. Thanks for the help.