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Can anybody tell me specifics on this center section?
I have a center section from a '57 to '64 Pontiac/Olds rear end. It is a 3.08 open center. But, I haven't been able to identify what specifically it came from though. I've been told early '60s Pontiac. The casting number appears to be 548817. It says F24 which I assume means 64? I haven't been able to find this casting number anywhere though.
Also, I'm trying to decide what to do with it. Someday, if I can scrape together the dough I'd like to put one of these rearends together for my old Chevy hot rod. Since the only piece I would be using is the casting, would I be better off to sell this center and find one set up like I want? Or should I hang on to it? I'd appreciate any help. Thanks
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open 9.3s are not worth much,a posi for it are I think in the $600 range.If a 64 its 31 spline carrier.Tom
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According to Pete McCarthy's book, the casting number correlates to a 1962 production.
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still 31 spline.Tom
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