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'73 C-body left, driver's side disc brake spindle, dust shield and caliper bracket. $160 USPS large flat rate box shipping included from Statesville, NC. Got this one and the car was gone next time I got back to the yard. Forging number is 3402675 and number on installed inner bearing is visible...

I've seen the same. The earliest of the 440-3 engines in at least in '73 had a steel crank, windage tray, 6 pak rods, and a double roller timing chain. Since the earlier high compression six pak rod engines had a very little external balance weight, the lower piston weight in the 8.2 c.r. -3...

Buford Pusser would be proud of that one!

I've shipped them and they come in under 150 without converter. FedEx limit is/was 150 pounds and they wouldn't have accepted it if it was over that.

Here's a few pictures of a Kit Car that I saw at Carlisle a few years back. It's the only one that I've ever seen there.

One of the pairs that I have that I thought were b/e body calipers are actually C-body. $100 with shipping included for those.

I have this single driver's side caliper from a '73 for $50 shipping included.

8-3/4 out of a '72 Chrysler Newport with 2.76 489 case, 7290 yoke and 11 x 2.5 brakes. 59-1/8" housing and axles are approximately 31-3/8" long and taper down at 28.25" so they could be shortened to A-body length. $400 local pickup in Statesville, NC only.

Was the big block installed on a small block k-frame? That will move the engine forward which causes oil pan clearance issues.

Got to make you wonder what the casting looks like in areas that you can't see, or can see, but cannot access easily to fix. Looking good anyway!

I was thinking it would have the new-for-'69 8-1/4 rear end. When was the first year, if ever, was the 8.25 used in C-bodies?

Yes, I was working on a '62 B body Belvedere. I should have made that clear. I'm not familiar with early C body brake interchanges. The good thing is that there are several easy to find 4.5" bolt drum/backing plates on '65-later truck/van('84-earlier 2WD) and cars with 8.75, 9.25 and 8.25...

I did what exactly what you said on a '62 Belvedere. Cut the stud off flush and use an angle grinder to grind the swedge area so that the drum can be removed. After the drum is off, you can easily access the axle retainer nuts so that you can pull the axle and knock the old studs out and new...

What year intake and carbs were used on the dealer installed dual quads?

Rearend looks like '49-'56 mopar car. Trans looks a lot like a b body A903 or A745 3 speed