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Jun 19, 2020 | 08:40 PM

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Originally Posted by fe390pc

Out of all those posts, only one was for a 67 to 72 f250. The 3 on fb were dents, and they are different than bumps. A good bump rolling chassis is 1500 plus.

So what different about a 67 -72 highboy drivetrain than a 73-77? I have thrown out highboy steering and frame parts because no one was interested.

Jun 19, 2020 | 09:16 PM

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73-75 have closed Knuckle axles, both LD and HD. 73-76 have no integral Saginaw PS using the two power assist gear with a manual box. 76 got disc brakes. 73-75 had a divorced Dana 24 TC with also a divorced NP 203. 76 got a divorced NP 205 which I believe, which it changed to a married case in 77.

Jun 22, 2020 | 06:34 PM

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67 to 72 have a different wheel base and only a 24 case. The 73 to 76 had longer wheel base and a 205 case. Front suspension were the same except there was a disc brake low pinion axle with big hubs in 75 or 76.