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The 67-69 Camaro and 68-72 Nova rears are 53 1/4 flange to flange and the 70 up Camaro is 1 inch wider 54 1/4 (1/2 wider per side). The 70 up will physically fit in the earlier cars but can cause a clearance problem with a wide wheel tire combo but works fine with factory wheels. Mark
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According to Chevrolet by the numbers the measurement for 67-69 camaro and 68-72 nova's between the flange's is 54 1/4 and the measurement for the 70 Camaro is 55 1/4.
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Taken from Novaresource.com
Rear Axle Dimensions 1968-1979 Nova A 42 3/4", B 53 1/4", C 60 1/4" A = Mounting plate (center to center) B = Backing Plate to Backing Plate C = Wheel mounting surface (drum to drum) It's to dang cold to go out to my shop tonight. I'll measure tomorrow. m |
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jeff if your car is a late sept/oct build you probably got 70 codes even though your parts were built mid to late 69' my pop is full of 70 codes for my09d 69' x66, I too have a 3.31 BS rear on pop, its written as BS0909G, sept ,9th 69' but written as a 70 cuz' car is so late, you may have a three letter block if engine is orig.
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I do not have the car this rear came out of. I bought this rear 15 yrs ago and its been lying here in my shop, I'm tired of falling over it, so I would like to sell it. My problem is when I tell someone I have a 69 12-bolt for sale and they ask for the date code and its F180 I never hear back from them.
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You sure that zero is not a nine??
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The date is definitely F180 and on the other side is CON2, with the # 65 above it in large numbers. This rear has a very nice casting with no pitting there is no mistaking the #'s, they are very bold. What does the CON2 represent?
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