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4x4Poet · 07-21-2005, 03:33 AM

*This peticular one is very rare, it was out of a 71 Suburban. So here is your chance to pick up this rare 205 while it is still around.Â* The divorce case works way better that any other with a lifted truck because it makes the front drive shaft sit at a much better angle.*

Rare, my @ss. And why is it a divorced version when no '71 burb ever had a divorced NP205? In fact, I don't think any Suburban ever had a divorced xfer case of any type. The spray bomb paint over everything makes me suspicious. At the very least, whoever *rebuilt* that NP205 foolishly chose to paint the aluminum and stamped steel covers. NP205s should never be monochromatic from yoke to yoke.

07-21-2005, 03:33 AM	#7
4x4Poet Registered User Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: "Under Montana skies." Posts: 1,836	This peticular one is very rare, it was out of a 71 Suburban. So here is your chance to pick up this rare 205 while it is still around.Â The divorce case works way better that any other with a lifted truck because it makes the front drive shaft sit at a much better angle.* Rare, my @ss. And why is it a divorced version when no '71 burb ever had a divorced NP205? In fact, I don't think any Suburban ever had a divorced xfer case of any type. The spray bomb paint over everything makes me suspicious. At the very least, whoever rebuilt that NP205 foolishly chose to paint the aluminum and stamped steel covers. NP205s should never be monochromatic from yoke to yoke. __________________ '71 GMC K20 Suburban, '71 GMC K10 Suburban, '72 Chevy C10 CST Suburban, '72 Chevy K20 clunker pickup.