Unusual I-beam. Lincoln?

I just got this picture from a workmate. A cousin found the front axel in a backyard.He asked me if i can id it, i can not. Does anyone of You know what it can be from. The bend is on both sides.
Eventually someone has been parting a Lincoln -46 in the area a long time ago. Can it be from that car maybe?
Thanks in advance, guys.

 

The brake backing plate does look like those I took off of a 46 Lincoln.

 

it looks exactly like a 47 Lincoln I have here.......

 

Ditto, looks exactly like the 47 Lincoln I have out back.

 

I have some nice spindles off of a Lincoln, would love to use them but the king pin is bigger and they wont fit a ford axle! If anyone needs em, I`ll take $50 to a HAMBer.

 

hey****dagger why couldnt you bore out the axle to suit? if the space is too wide between the spindle bosses the axle could be built up to suit...
gotta be easier than finding more spindles for fifty bucks!

 

i meant dragger not dagger

 

Iffn I remember the angle on the Lincoln pin bores is 4* and around 7* on Fords.

 

It'a a lincoln, as i have one just like it hanging on a fir tree limb.to use the lincoln spindles, you have to machine bushings for them to fit the ford king pins.the ford axel does not have enough meat to install the lincoln king pins.been there and done that. once on the ford axel and inthe frame, just have a alignment shop bend the axel ends for the right angle. been there and done that also.the lincoln steering arms have the perfect drop to clear the ford dropped axel without any bending, except for the correct ackerman.

 

Once again i could rely on You all. HAMB is the one and only! Filled with a huge amount of nice guys and hot rod knowledge.

 

Thanks for the info, I thought about doing that but I found another set of spindles which means less work!