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  1. Coulton
    I had a designer friend of mine duplicate the logo exact as the original and then printed at my sign company. A gentleman was selling all those original fuel tax stickers on the ATHS site. 1973-1974 vintage. The truck originally came as a single axle with extended frame rails and a York tag axle was installed at the dealership when new .
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    The start of the project
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    Original Zavitz Bros truck, pic during blasting
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    I would like to say thank you to everyone on this group that helped me out the last year while I restored my 1956 B-61 Thanks for answering technical questions and helping find parts. This is a fabulous group.
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    You can see some type of copper mesh all that left of seal
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    Yes this is from the original pic posted. The seal is completely wore right out. We have no idea why the cover is so bent and smashed. The only thing we can come up with is someone possibly wrapped a chain around and tried lifting it at the spline/cover area. I can’t even get seal out cause metal Is so bent
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    Thank you for the info
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    Need help to verify the model of this single drive axle. 1956 B61, is it stamped on the diff anywhere
  9. Coulton
    Would you know of a seal number for center of this housing plate
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    Thank you appreciate the info
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    Thank you
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    Anyone know parts # for pinion seal. Single axle. 1955 B-61. What’s involved replacing the seal?

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