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does any buddy know about a old GMC rear end that was square? and it has GMC on the cover, my brother found a chassis with this. no cab just a rolling chassis, is it worth anything? what year? any buddy? thank you very much.


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I would ask this question over on Oldgmcs.com .


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GMC didn't make their own rears on larger trucks. The round housing would have been Eaton and the square was one Timken or Rockwell. GMC only put their logo on the back cover.

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Thank you all , good info!


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