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A......August 9 2008 at 8:50 AM | 
digger460 (Login digger460)
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| You're right, Chevy never had a divorced transfer case. Now I am in search of a early Dodge transfer case.
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jesse
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204.9.234.233 | Re: A...... | August 9 2008, 11:13 AM |
chevy did have a devorced t-case
i belive they came in 60's and earily 70's trucks
but i am not shure if they were np205's
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BradsFord
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63.27.203.243 | Re: A...... | August 9 2008, 12:06 PM |
Chivy's did indeed have divorced t-cases back in the day. I know for sure they used some Spicer t-cases in the 60s, I'm not sure what others they may have used though. If you want the 205 just get one from a dodge.
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Anonymous
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208.53.246.53 | Re: A...... | August 9 2008, 9:38 PM |
"Chivy's did indeed have divorced t-cases back in the day. I know for sure they used some Spicer t-cases in the 60s, I'm not sure what others they may have used though. If you want the 205 just get one from a dodge."
I already said That I will be looking for 205 from a Dodge
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Anonymous
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63.27.189.246 | Re: A...... | August 9 2008, 10:59 PM |
Sorry Chief, I thought you were asking a question not just posting a random thought for everyone to read. My mistake LOL
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jesse
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204.9.234.213 | Re: A...... | August 10 2008, 11:06 AM |
i think we were just trying to inform you that chevy did also run a devorced t-case
because you said they didnt
it was a correction and also good info for you
just incase you run into a older chevy with a devorced set up you might be able to get a t-case cheap
i know some chevys came with rockwell t-cases
not shure if they are good but maybe worth looking into
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