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Old 03-08-2026, 12:03 PM   #3
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Default Re: Late '32 rear diff complete- FOUND

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Originally Posted by BoxCar Tom View Post
Attachment angle of the radius rod brackets would confirm.
Tom is right on this. A 32 rear will have straight radius rod-brackets welded to the axle tubes, while a 33-34 will have them at an angle.

Due to this, the radius rods are different as well. It is extremely difficult to find a late 32 rear end with the correct torque tube and driveshaft (for a 32).

Usually you'll have to cut-down a 33-34 torque-tube and driveshaft to fit the shorter 32 lengths. In many cases, just finding a 33-34 rear end setup is that best place to start.

I was fortunate to find both the torque tube and driveshaft for my 32 cabriolet - will probably never see them again!
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