I have called randys and the dodge house, both are discontinued, anybody got an idea of where I can find a axe shaft for this old powerwagon??? It ia a 1969 w200 drum brakes part time with 19 inch splines, what can i swap in to get it running again, what ford or chevy will work, and just in case, i have posted this in the classideds and no replys, it is a antique i guess??

Your best bet would be to swap in an 81-84 dana 44 out of a W-200. Parts are everywhere, and you will get disk brakes to boot. But I have no clue what would be necessary for the swap.

As for getting a new shaft, try your local napa. I find they can get odd ball parts sometimes.

Also try www.car-part.com and post up in the wanted section of www.ramchargercentral.com

I have called randys and the dodge house, both are discontinued, anybody got an idea of where I can find a axe shaft for this old powerwagon??? It ia a 1969 w200 drum brakes part time with 19 inch splines, what can i swap in to get it running again, what ford or chevy will work, and just in case, i have posted this in the classideds and no replys, it is a antique i guess??

I have a couple dodge D44HDs that are drum braked from a 74 powerwagon. Parting out, what axle length are you looking for, measured from the tip to the center of the universal joint? I think I already responded to another post you had several weeks ago regarding this and you never responded.

steved

I have a couple dodge D44HDs that are drum braked from a 74 powerwagon. Parting out, what axle length are you looking for, measured from the tip to the center of the universal joint? I think I already responded to another post you had several weeks ago regarding this and you never responded.

steved found one, I have the rare 3500 closed dana 44, the one withthe 12 bolts not the small 8 bolts, sorry if i missed ya post, i have them everywhere and finally bought a truckto get this nla item, do you have closed dana 12 bolts that used the old style warn lockouts??? I will measure mine and try to post the lenght asap thanks

Try vintage power wagons. I've gotten them from there before.