I would e mail them cause they only come in the one ton chevys. The early d60 has a four bolt plate on top of the knuckle instead of the single nut of the ball joint.Yhe d44 is also smaller.I wouldnt worry though that pair of axles here in Washington sells for 400.00 for the pair with 4.10s all the time.
NEW Project (PICS) 37 CHEVY
1937 Chevy on 77 3/4 ton frame (now 20 inches shorter to equal 110" wheelbase)<IMG width=450 height=337 SRC="http://www.pirate4x4.com/ubb/uploads/37 Chevy 001.jpg">
Just checking, are these Dana 60's
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Just checking, are these Dana 60's
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