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-Is the rear a '67. 68, 69, or '70 Type "O" Olds 10 bolt that is assembled with 3.91's? -Or is it some sort of c-clip 12 bolt rear with a 3R u-joint flange? -If a type "O", what year and ID code on the housing? -Is the housing a clean & unpitted housing or a deeply rust pitted mess? Are the gears GM, or Richmond? -Typically, '70 type "O" rears will still have good axles, as they are tapered axle bearing design, so seldom a reason to replace if stock powertrain. - On the other hand, the '68 factory assembled 3.42 & 3.91 Anti-Spin typically will most likely need new axles....chewed up under the sealed axle bearings. Ordering a pair of new Mosers, & installing new axle bearings, studs, & inner seals will run an easy $425. All the above will effect value. Sold a totally restored '69 3.91 Anti-Spin earlier this summer. Very clean housing with reman posi & very nice original gears. Have a '68 3.91 Anti-Spin setting in the racks. It will need axles. |
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