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It is possible that all 69-71 W100s used a 489 case rear axle but I haven't seen enough to confirm this. Truck engines didn't have serial numbers/VINs stamped on them until the 80s or 90s. On a web-site that had ID info on Dodge rear axles, the 489 sounds like it is correct for my year. That said, ...

Rawbert wrote:That truck is awazing!!! I love it. welcome fellow So Cal member

Thanks Rawbert!

Are there any Sweptline get-togethers in So Cal ever?

Thanks for all the input (and compliments :)) The diff is a 489. Does have Sure-Grip rear (open Dana 44 in front), and there is a tag screwed into the side of the pumpkin. I just can't read it. The diff was rebuilt (I was told), and the entire pumpkin was painted orange, including the tag. I took a ...

Just bought this 1969 W100, 383ci, with a NP 435 4 speed, factory air (cold), power steering, non-power brakes, and a non-hydraulic clutch. Has 14 gallon saddle tanks under the seats. My first PW, and I have a lot to learn! Overall, a very nice condition California truck, with zero rust. Going to ke...