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RIPPEDK5
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Is $50-$75 a bad price to pay for a rusty, locked up been outside
np 205?
np 205?
CK5
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what do you want to do with it?
If its got any water inside, I wouldn't mess with it, bearings, shaft surfaces, shift forks, may all be rusty. There are better ones out there.
If its got any water inside, I wouldn't mess with it, bearings, shaft surfaces, shift forks, may all be rusty. There are better ones out there.
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RIPPEDK5
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yeah im sure it does have water in it and its been outside for a while.. i was gunna rebuild it, my buddy is selling it, so i had first dibs... just didnt know if it was worth the time and money
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RIPPEDK5
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yeah he already said it needs bearings, and its locked up too, ill pass
Most junkyards here want 300 bucks for "any gearbox" like a t-case or diff for older vehicles,so 50 bucks isn't that much for a rebuildable core,since the ones at junkyards often sit outside forever before being sold,and usually suffer some water intrusion...................................................................its getting harder to find any older T-cases now here...(one you can toss right in and use anyway)...If your looking for a NP-205 for a TH350,I have one with the adapter for the t-case and shifter I'd sell....It was in my 77 GMC,I got it from a '72 K20....worked good in 4-hi,I never used 4-lo because the shifter hit the floorpan and wouldn't let it engauge all the way,and it would pop out...I saved it when I parted the truck out and scrapped it...PM me if your interested,I dont want to get in trouble posting something for sale in the garage....
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RIPPEDK5
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I dont have a project truck or anything to put it in. I thought I might have been something goo to rebuild over time, until i get a project so i have a brand new one by that time
