Welding TTB, version 2.0
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From: on da beach
Originally Posted by flareside_thunder
Khadma,
with the drivetrain combolisted for that 84 FSBin your sig....that's gonna be one pulling truck...and by 4spd I'm gonna go ahead and assume NP435...sweet package deal on that...take alot of pics.
JR
with the drivetrain combolisted for that 84 FSBin your sig....that's gonna be one pulling truck...and by 4spd I'm gonna go ahead and assume NP435...sweet package deal on that...take alot of pics.
JR
It was a freebie too. When I saw the truck and the drivetrain combo, I could not pass up the "deal".
I am still in the process of getting SAS parts. So until then, I am looking for more stuff.
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From: Wasilla Alaska
nope. i have a 90 f250 with a d44 ttb. extended cabs of the same year have the d50 but single cabs got the d44.
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From: Central Indiana
Another (FTE) urban legend put to rest.
Ray
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From: Charles Town, W bygod Va
I think all the extended cabs got the 50, some stanard cabs did also. My dads 95 F250 standard cab has a d50 ttb.
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Is it the same for 150's? i have an 85 single cab long bed and i cant find out what kind the front end is. the numbers on the tag are 3-50-E4TA-AMA on top and 61098-14 on the bottom. when i typed this in to the dana website it found nothing
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