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I pulled out my "Wheels" chrysler M880/890-series manual and according to that they were spec'd with the dana 60, however as NDT and Gringeltaube mentioned, there are differences between 1975- dated axles, '76 , and '77 ... As I previously mentioned, I did have an M880 with a dana 70, for...

well, if one of you fellas out there want to come tie a recovery rope to one of my ankles, I will go do the deed ;)

yes it sure looks good !

All conjecture is welcome to see all possibilities of his mystery... Correct, there are incomplete numbers on his tag , but as NDT stated above, the VIN on his tag indicates a 4x2 truck, not a 4x4 .. Perhaps could be a mistake by the puncher, but the VIN denotes a 1979 factory 4x2 VIN ...

I would like to say they all had the same model axle with same features, but I had a M880 I sold several years ago that had a single-wheel dana rear stamped "70" .. Due to the rust and original style u-bolts/nuts, it did not appear to be a swap.. I bought it from a town who had gotten it...

good catch! Can't believe i missed it .. i was focusing on the bogus NSN and TB number .. good job

yep, i hope that is truly his case ;) ... '79's have full-time as well, though , and grilles/rad supports are very interchangeable... He also needs to check if he has the heavier M880/890 rear axle , and there might be a VIN stamped into outside of the frame rail, passenger side below door ...

the factory VIN tag should be riveted on inside pocket of driver door below the latch opening

Early-79 power wagons had 2 round headlamps as did the earlier years.. Your grille and directional design is not 77-78 as you know.. Mid-to late 79 had four rectangular lamps .. The VIN indicates 1979 (6th digit) .. Your dash plate looks suspicious to me, as any salvaged plates and trucks I...