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#57857 03/19/2006 5:03 PM | Joined: Mar 2004 Posts: 874 'Bolter | | 'Bolter Joined: Mar 2004 Posts: 874 | MNSmith, Thanks for your input, but you don't understand my question. This is a 1955 1/2 ton 6 lug 4.11 posi rear. Non-modified from stock. It's not a four link and it didn't come out of a monster truck or a 1975 van. It came out of a 1955 1/2 ton vehicle. There were 10 models in the 1/2 ton commercial line and 3 different wheel bases. I was wondering if someone knew what model it may have been. Also unusual is the fact that is a posi and a 4.11 ratio, not a typical 3.90. Maybe it was in a model 3442 with 104" wheel base and walk in delivery body or just a pickup and you could get 4.11 posi as an option? I don't know. I was hoping one of the task force guys might happen to know and would chime in. It's not really important...I just like to know what kind of parts I got. Guess I'm kinda funny like that. Also helps to know if I ever sell it. Guess I'll put it back on the rack and let it accumulate dust for another few years. | | |
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