I have done a search and no one has specified what year Ford's had the NP435. I even checked the Ford page. AA says they are in P/U's from 69-79, but another site said they were made until 92 or 93. I would like to put one in my CJ to replace my T-176, but need to know what Ford's to look in.

What year? and model?

I plan on using an adapter to keep my Dana 300.

Thanks
J

I found mine under a 1979 F-350.
I'm guessing any 70's truck that is a stick and doesn't have the t-18 or whatever that other tranny is, will have the NP435

I think they were avalable into the early 80's as well.

I used a 1984 Full-size Bronco NP435 because it had a longer input shaft.

I got one from a 69 ford

My 78 bronco had one.

aa or novak are the best places to look. you can count on those have the right info.
novak has some decent write ups about it. i think orc does too.

dave

Mine came out of a 79, Ford one ton.
They are available from nearly every junk yard in the Sacto area. When I cracked the housing on my NP435 a few weeks ago, a few phone calls left me with about a half dozen options. I picked one up for $100, in one days worth of shopping around.

No such luck out here. I have talked to about two dozen places out here and they laugh when I say 85 or under Ford 4spd. I am better off buying a whole truck and parting out the rest.

They should be pretty easy to find in 70 to mid 80 Fords. If it's a manual with an aluminum top cover it's probably an NP (the T18's were cast steel). I see em all the time at pick n pull.