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My 54 came to me with thr wrong rearend , can anyon tell me what it is? I assume someone swaped it out inorder to go faster.


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Hy Bart, the whole rear axle looks like it is from a 1955 - 57 Chev car, the actual differential was used in Chevy cars up to 1964, hope that helps.

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Thank you. I havn't decided weather to stay with it or replace it with a pickup axle.


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