Help identifying power steering box

[Slackkinhard]

Hi all, I've gotta '67 bronco with a custom install of power steering and the input shaft seal is leaking after sitting for a decade. I've recently rebuilt the front of the motor and when I started it up, the red drip started pretty strong. I think I need to replace, but I need a part number. I've gotta couple pics hopefully they will upload. It has the Saginaw logo on it, but it doesn't look like any of the google pics

 

[Slackkinhard]

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1EzaeJ7YedBU-_g8C9UGzmsPgis8lcbHs/view?usp=sharing
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1o2lehk_gFmCbqHaULF_LcNujbtCEF3nx/view?usp=sharing

 

[67sport]

It looks similar to mine, which is from an early 80's Chevy full size van. Years ago, that's what the hillbillys used, before mail ordering parts and conversion kits were a thing.

At least, that's what I was told when I installed mine in the early? 90's. Mine site on my frame rail with a bracket welded on top of the rail, and my body mount was relocated to under the rad support, it looks like your frame was notched, and body mount was clearanced, if I'm looking at that picture right.

I'd be curious to see what others say, I was told it used to be common, but I've never seen another one used. Mine has worked great with 37's and 38's for years.

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[ngsd]

I have a two wheel drive mid seventies F150 box on mine. You see all kinds of things on them!

 

[toddz69]

That's a Saginaw box - similar to how Stroppe used to install them, but it's not a Stroppe-installed box. You'll most likely have to take the box off and get the number off the other side to know exactly what you have. Looks like an 800 series box and it's probably from a GM pickup of some sort.

Todd Z.