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Old 03-23-2024, 06:34 AM   #21
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Re: 4wd spicer hub color

All Spicer hubs are in this discussion that was not begun by you, and all information is pertinent.

The vehicle pictures, all along, prove nothing to me. Even unrestored, because that doesn't mean un-serviced. The copyright '67 service manual finally proved to me the plastic hubs predated '70 on some 1/2t K-models. The all metals were also used (used up?) through '69 on trucks.

I believe now that all these lockout hubs interchange, even when listed for specific years and models, within a series
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