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D34 on a 73 tag, whether it's a /6 or 440 HP simply means automatic transmission regardless of the actual unit used. We have to look at other documentation to tell us WHICH automatic transmission was used.

Excellent, I have D34 being a 904 automatic, didn't think that was possible with the big motor?

U ?? Built for sale in the US F10 ?? Police Alternator EW1 white roof A1B8 Interior trim code A - A class trim; low level. 1 cloth and vinyl bench seat, B8 dark blue JB9 inner upper door frames dark blue to match interior D34 Automatic transmission

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Agree with the 2.76-8-3/4, strange it was not on the tag. 1973 is not my forte but this is the best I can do from the tag- Y39 special order F58 heavy service package, rear cross member reinforcement welds F72 single key package G11 tinted glass, all H51 AC & heater L25 trunk light R11 AM...

Thanks! Now I have no idea why there's a spare rear end in the trunk!

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I had a good experience years back when I bought glass for my 1962 Dodge. You might also want to reach out to Bill fury. he has a lot of C body parts and may have glass.

With your 73 being a 400, would the gear ratio be 3:21 with the tag, not the common 3:23 in the 8:75, I mean don't the 9:25 and 9:75 look the same , The white books don't have any c body axle codes.

Inside the drivers door in an Arizona State University asset tag. So at some point it belonged to the college. I'm wondering if it was a campus police car? That's only a guess but it's all I got.

Given there is no one data base or collection of information, that’s impossible to know. There could be one in a ravine in KY, one hidden in a barn in SD, one apart in a garage in VT and a pristine example underground in KS. People will use voodoo math to guess at a number, but that’s simply a...

On the build sheet under Axle the code is 5 1. Does that tell anything? I'm not good at numbers!

71 is when you started seeing 8.25s light duty in C bodies, mostly small block furies, but a 73 4 barrel 400 car i would expect to see an 8.75, especially considering its a DK41. Should have 3.23 489 case, maybe even a suregrip. 74 is when you started seeing 8.25 and 9.25 as commonplace in C bodies

Thx everyone, this is a "just in case" scenario

It would? I thought 71's started using 8.25 and 9.25?

Try this guy https://bobsclassicautoglass.com/

Vintage Glass sells them. Good product but expensive when you add in the shipping. I bought one for a member here 6 months ago and the glass was around $465 and shipping was $300. With instalation it's right at a grand.

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