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#83909 10/08/2007 9:10 AM
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ok does anyone know what year if any rear axle will bolt up to a 37 gmc 1/2 pick-up i measured mine the other day and it is 60-7/16" from wheel mounting surface to wheel mounting surface.over all.Thanks Earl

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Are you looking for stock type replacement torquetube? or anything that will fit? I used a 1973 thru 1979 Camero/Firebird axle in my '37 Chevy. Joe

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I used a 79/80 Malibu.....in my 37


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#83912 10/09/2007 10:08 AM
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Hey Joe and A chipmunk thanks for the info. no i'm not using the torqure tube its got to go . i want to keep the body orginal in looks and a updated chaasis an drive line in it along with a bigger moter and a t-5 trans not sure if motor will be a newer bigger inline 6 or a 350 v-8? thanks again Earl


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