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A member of a model car site I'm on is looking for reference pix. Not sure what all he needs to see, but I would think at least an overall pic, and pix of the spring mounting would be alright.
Thanks in advance to anyone that can help.


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Not sure, but I think it would be a Spicer/Dana 60. Google an image search on that.
Should be able to find some pix.


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Since I posted, I found out that what he needed to know was what differential was used, which would be the Spicer 60. I wasn't sure at the time if he needed specific reference, such as how the springs mounted to the axle and frame. I do know that he tried Google as well as some of the other GM truck sites and didn't come up with any information. I don't know if he looked here or not.


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