Stub frame identification please

[Castle]

Hi guys, I purchased a stub frame from a guy a couple of years ago because it has the spindles for disc breaks... that being said, I’m not sure of the year of the frame. There is a bumper attached to the frame that might help identify it, but I am wondering if there is a casting or stamp, anywhere on the frame, that would identify the part. I will post a picture, later today, when I get down to my shop... thanks!

 

[Wollfen]

There will be no numbers on it. But if you take an over all pic of the frame from the side, then a second pic of the rear torsion bar mount from the side we can tell you what species it is.

 

[Castle]

There will be no numbers on it. But if you take an over all pic of the frame from the side, then a second pic of the rear torsion bar mount from the side we can tell you what species it is.

the frame is upside down, obviously, but these ar the best I can do... any idea of the year/ model?

There will be no numbers on it. But if you take an over all pic of the frame from the side, then a second pic of the rear torsion bar mount from the side we can tell you what species it is.

 

[Castle]

 

[300rag]

Looks like a 66 Newport bumper to me.

 

[Castle]

Looks like a 66 Newport bumper to me.

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Thanks, I was told it was a newport, just didn’t know the exact year.... I took a chance and bought it.... mine is a 68.

 

[Frank Odenthal]

This are rare early 4 piston disc brakes. Hard to find parts for those.