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#31400 05/13/2003 1:13 AM | Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 23 Member | | Member Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 23 | take it. i have recently gone the other way with my 61 3/4 ton and am now a bit regretful. all the stock pieces i had to source out locally because it is a 3/4, and at quite a cost. the front x-member will bolt in with few modifications (ie elongating bolt holes...big deal) and you get the benefits of pwr steering/brakes, a dual circuit master cylinder in case of emergencies, and a small block will fit right in with motor mounts, as it doesn't sound like you're restoring. you can also rebuild all the bushings etc from the donor for a fraction of the cost. The only problem i had was finding rear control arms as they are very xpensive and i built my own.where abouts are you in canada?
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