Amc Jeep Cj Dana Model 20 Transfer Case on 2040-parts.com
Oaklyn, New Jersey, US
DANA 20 transfer case. Works well just came off a CJ7 1978 and was mated to a T150.
Local Pick Up Only. I will help with shipping if you set it up. I will also help with meeting within a reasonable distance (45 minutes).
Looks like pics not coming out so email me if you want them.
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