RE: Mystery rear end

["Gary H." <62to65mopar@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

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Thanks, Brent. Hum, I don't speak F@rd. ;-) 

But here's a twist on the mystery:

A few years back my friend Jimmy found a '65 C body (Plymouth I think) 
in a junkyard. That Mopar had the original big block and trans AND this 
exact same style 8.75. He did not snag the 8.75 because he was not clear 
what it was. 

The Dodge in the photo is in Canada, the C Jimmy found was in Texas. 
Both were 1965's. 

Gary H.
http://www.1962to1965mopar.ornocar.org/temp/1965-880.jpg (link to car
picture)
http://www.1962to1965mopar.ornocar.org/temp/1965-8804.jpg (link to 
closer 8.75 picture)

Brent Stewart wrote:
> are you sure it is a mopar rearend? it could be a f@rd 9" as they >look 
> a little similar... and are a popular swap rear.

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