Are the B Body Rear Axle housing all the same???

[moparmusclecars]

I have a 70 Super Bee 8 3/4 rear end complete that I pulled out of a car with 9k miles when wrecked. I have all the paperwork on the car, but it t-boned a pole and totaled it after only being new for about 6 months. It was a 440-6 pack post car with auto. I have inspected the rear end and it appears bent on one end. I was thinking i could gut it out and use all the stuff (axles, third members, etc) in another housing. If I remember right it is 323 posi rear. Will this stuff fit in any of the b body housings? I have a 8 3/4 rear end in my 69 bee, and though it I could put all the guts out of this one in the 69 bee's non-original rear end, that would be great. I know years before i got the super bee someone robbed the good rear end out of it, so I am not sure what's in it now. I appreciate any advice.

 

[Cranky]

The 68-70 B rears were the same width....so yes.

 

[robinsonwr]

Yes, 68-70 is the same length the 66-67 are 1/2" narrower.

 

[red 69 runner]

I thought 440 six pack cars had Danas with 410s?,Maybe just the 69s not the 70s?

 

[moparmusclecars]

I thought 440 six pack cars had Danas with 410s?,Maybe just the 69s not the 70s?

here was my understanding on this.

You could order an optional DANA with an auto (Trac Pac was 3.54 & Super Trac Pac for 4.10 gears) but 8 3/4 was standard.

Is this correct????

 

[Cranky]

here was my understanding on this.

You could order an optional DANA with an auto (Trac Pac was 3.54 & Super Trac Pac for 4.10 gears) but 8 3/4 was standard.

Is this correct????

Not 100% sure but the Hemi cars were that way. 8 /34 was the standard housing with an automatic but the Dana was optional. The Dana was standard equipment with the 4 speed tho....I'm thinking the same thing existed with the 440-6 too.

 

[moparmarks]

Yeppers. Dana was an option w/auto tranny.