9" drum spindle nut size or p/n?
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J Glenn
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You can have my old ones. You pay shipping. I just upgraded to disc breaks. Need any other parts? PM me if interested
J Glenn
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They look to be 11/16-24. Classic Industries has them: 1962-1963 All Makes All Models Parts | SN1 | Spindle Nut 11/16-24 | Classic Industries
J Glenn
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Bah... it looks like they are out of stuck. I'm not finding them online anywhere else. I'm going to drag my feet a bit to see if someone else replies.. What year abody? I noticed the Classic Industries description says 1962-1963. But mine was a 1965. I'm 1/2 wondering if I measured wrong!
Moparparts
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Chrysler Part number is 2072731
Good looking out! That info lead me to this:
https://www.grainger.com/mobile/category/nuts/fasteners/ecatalog/N-8lbZ1yzb8pf
Whatcha think? Id still rather have the real deal....
https://www.grainger.com/mobile/category/nuts/fasteners/ecatalog/N-8lbZ1yzb8pf
Whatcha think? Id still rather have the real deal....
as stated above. Put up a want ad here some one has them. I might have one.
Moparparts
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I do have some originals, PM me if you still need
J Glenn
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Just found this one:
615-076 by DORMAN - AXLE/SPINDLE NUT
sounds like GM might have used this size? Of course, they are out of stock everywhere!
615-076 by DORMAN - AXLE/SPINDLE NUT
sounds like GM might have used this size? Of course, they are out of stock everywhere!
J Glenn
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Actually, mine not a castle-nut. It's a normal nut with a castle retainer thing.
Always good to turn a information thread into a wanted thread. 
Cuda Al
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He isn't asking for a part, he is asking for information, ie learning. Making it a wanted thread eliminates the learning.Always good to turn a information thread into a wanted thread.
Alan
The OP was looking for information. hat much is true. Another member offered parts. The best thing to do in a case like this is to send the OP a personal message and not offer parts in the thread. It teaches other members that you can sell and look for parts without starting a classified thread.
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