Dana 80 Trac Lok Posi 4.10 & Up 35 Spline Axle Lsd on 2040-parts.com
Helena, Montana, US
Dana 80 Trac lok with casting number 76121-X which I'm sure is for 4.10 up gears. Clutches appear to be in great shape.
Check # to be sure it works with your application.
Weighs about 50# shipped from 59602
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