Posted by noncompos on June 04, 2008 at 21:21:26 from (71.32.246.68):
In Reply to: Re: Co-op axle help posted by Leroy on June 04, 2008 at 15:30:32:
I"ve mislaid my CO-OP notes, but I"m pretty sure that that far back they were all supposed to be Dodge Truck rear ends, variously described as 2Ton or Heavy Duty Dodge Truck rears. If you have any casting numbers, or if it"s apart any part numbers, you can check with a Dodge Truck dealer to see if they"re CCptn part numbers. Some later ones, I believe the St Paul/Minneapolis ones, had some New Process rears, as I recall. And, yes, the Duplex ones would be mid to late 30"s, depending on which version of CO-OP history you go by. There"ll be a wealth of posts in the archives on the original CO-OPs; one might mention rear ends.
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