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#1536289 02/11/2024 1:19 AM
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A buddy of mine has a 1951 Chevy 3800 flat bed dually truck. He’s looking for a spindle nut. It seems that it’s a rare piece at least if the parts books are correct. I found a part #379656 with a 27/32”-20 thread listed. Does that sound correct?
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If you have a good condition nut (like the one on the other spindle, maybe?) a good machinist can duplicate it. That might be an e$$$pensive approach, but it's a "last resort" possibility. That thread diameter and pitch is a real oddball- - - -no wonder they're scarce!
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Larry, That part number is correct according to my 1929-53 Master Parts Book. Also used on 3/4 ton 3600 models in case you are searching for a serviceable used one.

There is an NOS pair of them offered GM# 379656 * in this eBay ad. A number of others offered in singles and multiples, but this one seemed to be the best price deal. Should fix your buddy right up! thumbs_up

*NOTE: As usual the eBay ad descriptions lack complete info on models/trucks these were used on.


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He does have one. I was able to verify the pitch with a thread gauge, but the diameter was hard to nail down. Now I know why. We’re hoping to find a good used one.

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