WANTED 8.25 Chrysler C-body Differential

[Mr onetwo]

I am looking for an axle housing in good shape to fit my 1970 Fury. As near Maine as possible.Brakes not needed ,but would consider a sure grip.I already have 3.21 gears.Thanks

 

[68plymouth383]

I have a good used 8.25 rear axle from a 1973 fury. [email protected]

 

[boltupal]

So do you just want the axle housing? Or do you want a complete rear end ?

 

[boltupal]

I could be wrong but I thought 1970 Fury's came with 8 3/4 rear ends .

 

['69FuryIIIConvertible]

I could be wrong but I thought 1970 Fury's came with 8 3/4 rear ends .

70 they started phasing in 8.25's. 73 is an oddball year because depending on when it was built and what drive train, it could have a 8.25, 8.75 or even 9.25

 

[Mr onetwo]

I have a good used 8.25 rear axle from a 1973 fury. [email protected]

Thanks, but too far away.

 

[Mr onetwo]

I could be wrong but I thought 1970 Fury's came with 8 3/4 rear ends .

My '70 has an 8.25

 

[Mr onetwo]

So do you just want the axle housing? Or do you want a complete rear end ?

Really depends on location and price.Just need the housing so I can refurbish it and get it ready to install next spring.However if I can get a complete axle with a sure grip I would consider it. Shipping is too expensive and I will not travel outside of New Hampshire.

 

[fury fan]

FWIW, if some opportunity arises and you consider changing to an 8-3/4", you will need to change the driveshaft also, as length would be different because the distance between c-line of the ujoint to c-line of the axleshaft is different.

 

[Mr onetwo]

not going to consider changing to an 8 3/4"....just sold a complete one.