4 bolt rear end. Any value?

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  1. smegnl

    smegnl Roger Saffle Supporting Member

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    Im gonna have a 4 bolt rear out of a 70 soon. Those things got any value? If so where is the market for them?
     
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    I would say no value...JMO
     
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    If it is an 8" the center section might be useful to someone. If it is the early 7.25, no real use for them.
     
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    smegnl Roger Saffle Supporting Member

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    the door plate says its a 5 = 2.83 conventional rear axle. So prob just scrap.
     
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    ---- 1976 Comet --- 1974 Maverick- - '61 Comet T'Bolt Six ---- 'quite a few projects ...
    The 4 bolt Maverick 8" rear will bolt right in to early Ford Falcon / Comet and has value to anyone upgrading from the early integral rear and retaining the authentic 4 lug originality theme.

    61 Comet 250 Tri-Power / 3 Pedals / 8" - 3.80 Posi
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    It's junk...
     
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    Some of the Rat Rodders in Middle GA. have need of one. What would the Shipping to Middle Ga ,Macon Cost? Is the pinion seal good?
     
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    smegnl Roger Saffle Supporting Member

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    As far as I know it doesnt leak. I have no idea what the shipping would be. If you cover the shipping, you can have the thing. DM me
     
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    Are you sure they want the 7.25 ? His axle code shows it is not an 8"

    Running a stout V8 and few good launches from a stop sign will turn that lightweight into toast.
     
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    Is the 7.25 an integral rear axle like early Falcon Comet or different type from 8" and early falcon / Comet integral?.

    ... collected a few six cyl Maverick/Comet rears but all were 8" (AFAIK) . (71 4 lug, 74 & 76 5 lug)

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    The '70 was a 7.5 inch ring gear with C-clip axles. I can't imagine anyone wanting one...
     
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    Not a 7.5 - Your thinking of a different rear that was used in the Ranger. It had c-clips.

    The Falcon, Mustang and Maverick had a 7.25 that had no c-clips. You pulled the axle the same way as the 8" by removing the nuts on the bearing plate at the brake backing plate then pulling it out with a slide hammer.
     
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    Oops! You're right. 7.25". I did think those were C-clip axles, but I knew it was 7.25".
    Since we're on the subject; was the 7.8" Granada rearend a C-clip axle?...
     
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    Your thinking about the 8.7 - which was like an orphan Dana style or something like that. They came in the Lincolns too. I don't know much about them, other than to frown when I looked for rears in a junk yard to save. If anyone is interested - the 8.7 is nothing like an 8.8. They are not worth anything but scrap iron.
     
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