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Re: w.t.b. rockwell t221 transfer case
Not everyone wants to take the easy route, then there are those wanting to stay original with their cool bean vintage 4wd. If you want to run a Rockwell that is still possible, though maybe not easy.
My buddy is building a '69 K/20 and is keeping it old school (except the Dana60 up front. He went through the 221, needed some parts so he called. I recently sold off my Rockwell stuff and was no help. I have five 205s laying but he wasn't interested, wanted to stay with the 221. He found what he needed and is moving forward with completing the truck. Don't toss parts or components just because the are obsolete in your eyes. They are good parts that are needed for others
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