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Looking for a Dana 44 housing in TX. Near San Antonio would be preferred, but I'd be willing to travel for the right deal. I only need the housing, but I'm open to whatever. Thanks!

Completely agree

That's pretty sweet, but I've bout four in the last few months and I'm set for the time being. Good luck with the sale!

Reposting for a customer of mine. I did most of the build on this Bronco, let me know if you have any questions. Price if you contact me through this forum is $84,999, call it a forum discount :) https://orangecounty.craigslist.org/cto/d/east-irvine-1970-ford-bronco/7542607069.html

Sometimes. Or, you will get good answers. Obviously, the DMV is the right place to go for the ultimate answer, but at the end of the day I've gotten different answers even within the DMV office. Here is what I learned over the last three years of fighting for a title for a similar build. Some of...

Thank you to everyone who replied and helped out! I've got the three I need for now. Unless anyone has a frame with a 351W and dana 44, I think I'm good for now.

Bare frame with title.

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Totally agreed, I'd be pretty upset if I paid 6 figures for something my state won't register. I get what you mean on the your side too, its the double edged sword of 50+ year old vehicles!

Just another piece of info for anyone reading this thread, I wanted to clarify a few things. The only bulletproof legal way to do this is to buy a matching frame with VIN, title, and glovebox door. If you have title and frame, the glovebox is pretty easy to get. If you have title and glovebox...

Agreed. Some states may let it slide with a TDK frame or something like that, but I wouldn't chance it. Best to have a frame and title at the least, glovebox tags and door tags can be made by Marti if needed.

Thanks, I hope so too!

Haha, I know, but it's worth the try if I can find it!

Correction, he sold it in 93-94. Hopefully pictures are coming soon...