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#843592 04/13/2012 7:59 PM
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I am looking for a part number for a u joint for my 1953 1 ton.. I believe there was a topic about this on here with a link but it's no longer on here.. I believe it was a spicer part number.. Can anyone help me with this?

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Hy 1953redchevy, according to my Canadian parts book, that should be p/n 3708961, which crosses to Napa p/n NPJ P331, hope that helps.

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Which should be a Spicer 1350 series (size) joint


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