Dana 60 identification

[6bblgt]

  without it being rebuilt ~$2K is the max. I'd consider  I think for less than $3K you could have all new

the springs have value if not all pitted - they are axle package/440/HEMI pieces (should be 3400024/3400024) & the bottom leaf has a part number / vendor code / date code

I sold these to the same guy that got the green plug 

[6bblgt]

are the backing plates 10" or 11"?

[cuda hunter]

I didn't measure them but I believe they are 10".

The reason I think that is right next to this dana is a supposed 78 fury rear end that has 11" brakes and I can buy that rear for the brake parts to install on the dana. 

Here are the pics of that rear end.   Opinions?

[cuda hunter]

A better pic of the plastic unobtainium. 

[Chryco Psycho]

10 " drums were used on the rear with front disc , I am assuming you will run front disc ?

[6bblgt]

  for 1970 - part way thru 1971 they went with 11" rear drums on 4.10 DANA60 (which all had power disc brakes 1970-'71)

[cuda hunter]

Well, I'm going to try to mimic the original car as much as possible.  That's why I would change the 410 rear for a correct 354 dana if I find one.   There is not a code for front disc's on the fender tag so I don't think it had disk's. 

[6bblgt]

correct, manual drum brakes - 11" all 4 corners

[cuda hunter]

Does the dana appear to have 11" brakes?

What size do the brakes look like on that fury rear end?  They appear larger to me. 

[Cuda Cody]

The 10" are harder to find (if I recall) and bring more money.

[cuda hunter]

looks like I'm gonna be paying 1800 for this set up. 
Not bad since I only have to drive an hour into the mountains to get it. 

[RUNCHARGER]

The Fury brakes are 11 inch. I think $1800 is a good deal, the snubber is there, ratio tags etc. Usually you need to buy that stuff extra.

[cuda hunter]

Thanks for all the info and opinions about this unit.  I definitely needed them.