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Help identify this Rearend

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by kustomolds, Aug 23, 2010.

  1. kustomolds
    Joined: Jan 22, 2003
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    OK, boys, need some help here...

    This rearend is in a '36 Dodge 5window coupe. I have a feeling that its the original, but just want another opinion (or two)

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    Thanks!
     
  2. redsdad
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    57-64 Olds/Pontiac heavy duty (3 rib)?
     
  3. kustomolds
    Joined: Jan 22, 2003
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    It has the slip joint instead of U-joints and the drums are on a taper with a key-way/castle nut (i would post a picture, but don't think i have one.)
     
  4. R Pope
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    See how the pinion shaft is in line with the axle shafts, not below them as in modern hypoid ge****ts? That makes it an older unit, prewar. The ball-and-trunnion U-joints and tapered axles say it's a Chrysler-built rear, so I would guess it's the original one for your car.
     
  5. oldandkrusty
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    Tapered axles and trunnion U'joint definitely say "Chrysler" to me. My guess, like R Pope's, is that you are looking at an original.
     
  6. thunderbirdesq
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