I saw that before I posted but it really says it fits everything from 1959 into the 70's.. I would like to know the ACTUAL application.
It's a Mopar part number that fits all those applications. If it was specific to one year and model it would have it's own number. The lower the number the older it is.I saw that before I posted but it really says it fits everything from 1959 into the 70's.. I would like to know the ACTUAL application.
Yes I know about Part numbers so if it was a 1959 the part number would start as 19..... This is a mid 70's unit by the part number. So are you saying this one is a universal mopar replacement for many other numbers? Where that list came from who knows. These have different lengths on the shafts for spacing. It doesn't have the red seal so I know it's not a 60's clutch it has a blue seal and I believe Eaton started those in 71.It's a Mopar part number that fits all those applications. If it was specific to one year and model it would have it's own number. The lower the number the older it is.
I'll bet it is a service part. One number that fits dozens of applications.Yes I know about Part numbers so if it was a 1959 the part number would start as 19..... This is a mid 70's unit by the part number. So are you saying this one is a universal mopar replacement for many other numbers? Where that list came from who knows. These have different lengths on the shafts for spacing. It doesn't have the red seal so I know it's not a 60's clutch it has a blue seal and I believe Eaton started those in 71.
That is what I am thinking but I want to see an application sheet or something to verify what it is verses a list from an unknown source..I'll bet it is a service part. One number that fits dozens of applications.