84CUCV
3/4 ton status
What are they worth? Good rear or not? I know where there is three under 70s M880s just rusting away.
mike
mike
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Blazer1970
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What are they worth? not much Good rear or not? they are ok,but they have weak axle shafts I know where there is three under 70s M880s just rusting away.
mike
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What are they worth? not much Good rear or not? they are ok,but they have weak axle shafts I know where there is three under 70s M880s just rusting away.
mike
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i agree they are not worth the time it takes to pull them. IMO
84CUCV
3/4 ton status
thanks
Z3PR
Banned
You'd be much better off with a 14 bolt FF.
84CUCV
3/4 ton status
I agree. Have one already to. mike
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What are they worth? Good rear or not? I know where there is three under 70s M880s just rusting away.
mike
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Well it depends what years actually:
Some early ones were 35 spline some were 30 and some were 19.
Also full floater or semifloater?
Anyway if you know any jeep guys, they definitely like them, but like was said here, for us GM guys 14bff makes the most sense.
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What are they worth? Good rear or not? I know where there is three under 70s M880s just rusting away.
mike
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Well it depends what years actually:
Some early ones were 35 spline some were 30 and some were 19.
Also full floater or semifloater?
Anyway if you know any jeep guys, they definitely like them, but like was said here, for us GM guys 14bff makes the most sense.
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84CUCV
3/4 ton status
Jeep guys! good idea They are a FF. thanks
