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This is the rear diff out of my 1973 Plymouth 'Cuda. 741 case with 3.23 gears. Worked great and just pulled recently. I have a new Sure-grip unit and new Richmond 3.55 gears to make it a posi unit with some good off the line power. To be clear; the unit is a standard 8.75 rear diff with current...

Thanks! I've been in contact with Transaxle in Hackensack and they put me in touch with Drivetrain Inc. The guy who is going to install it is very familiar with these swaps. (Harry Owen of Harrys Rods)

Thanks to all who helped. I bought the diff, and the price was right as it was completely rebuilt by a rear end shop in Hackensack. It is out of a "B" body but I don't see any issues except possibly needing the yoke adapter.

@MoparCarGuy So, just to be clear, an 8.75 rear diff, regardless of year and application, will fit my '73 Cuda. The only issue will be the driveshaft length and yoke spline count, correct? If it doesn't match my driveshaft/yoke, I'll need to get an adapter, but then it should be all good? TIA

@Ricks426 the guy selling the 489 diff said that there is a possibility that the spline count on my '73's axles might not match up on the spline count on his 489 diff. True? I just assumed that all 8.75 diffs had the same spline count axles going into them all. Is the guy wrong?

I have a 1973 Barracuda with a 727, currently a 741 case rear diff. I've located a rebuilt 489 case rear diff with 3.55 gears and sure grip. Owner says it was out of a 1970 Charger. My question is will my axles fit without issue, and what will I need to change on my yoke. TIA

I have actually located a complete shifter unit locally. The guy is asking $200 which I guess is a good price for all the needed pieces. Thank you though!

@DetMatt1 yes, that's the stuff. I have the shifter base itself but all those rods and trans connections I need. LMK how much and thanks!

Looking for all parts especially linkage and rods to trans. TIA!

@70 4715 at this point I will take anything I can get. The guy on Ebay has them measured at 2.8550 top to bottom and .2925 at the clip. They are an olive green in color. This isn't a show car so I'm just wanting anything I can mount them with; not picky. Thanks!

I need 10, but I'll settle for anything. Specific to the '70 Gran Coupe. Clips are approximately 2.85" top to bottom, so a big clip. The one guy who has these on Ebay is out until the end of August. TIA, Matt in NJ

So there's a guy on Ebay who has them, but his profile and account are in "Vacation" mode.

So these are correct then? Do I need 8 or 10? Also, any idea how large a hole I have to make in the rockers to accommodate these? Thanks!

These moldings are heavy; I don't see the two screw holes on either end holding this entire piece on. Also, there are channels in the back to slide the molding onto some sort of clips.

Question for those in the know; should Gran Coupe Rocker moldings be chrome? Also, is there special molding clips specific to the Gran coupe? TIA

So, quick question. How difficult is it to put a 1971 Grille on a different year Barracuda? What modifications are necessary? TIA

Yes

Ok. Just a 318/340 pan then.

Came on my car when purchased. Nice shape with no cracks. Located in N. NJ. Asking $75/obo. Matt