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First B body listing I can find is 1967 Plymouth, Los Angeles Police only.

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I have a rear bar in the garage that I've never used. I was told it was for 71 up B body. How do I tell what it fits? It's complete and I would sell it if anyone wants.

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I have a rear bar in the garage that I've never used. I was told it was for 71 up B body. How do I tell what it fits? It's complete and I would sell it if anyone wants.

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This is the one I have. The axle plates are the '71-72 B-body ones but I think the bar is for a later b-body like a Cordoba.

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Here's the rear view of a 72 RR rear sway bar with Dana rear. I think there is a way to spot these. Like straight vs. dipped?? Little help from the 71-72 B-body folks?

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Here's a pic of the 71-72 B body rear bar axle plate..

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That hole in the center looks way to big like someone cut it out. My plates have a small hole to go over thw bolt in the spring.

Larry

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Here's a pic of the 71-72 B body rear bar axle plate..

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That hole in the center looks way to big like someone cut it out. My plates have a small hole to go over thw bolt in the spring.

Larry

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I agree, appears to be a modified 72' plate, possibly to fit the 73' and later spring isolator mount.

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Nick,
I too believe the "dip" bar is a later b-body with a 9 1/4" dif.
From a recent post on this subject over on the roadrunnernest.com;
I collected several bars for my recent 72' resto projects. Some have taller stand-offs than others by about 1/2" inch or so. The bar I ended up using has a slight dip in the middle and has the taller stand-offs, it clears my Dana by about a 1/4". I believe it to be from a later b-body with a 9 1/4" rear originally. I passed on an opportunity to buy an original 72' Dana bar for $500 a few years back before realizing just how scarce they are, haven't found another one since.

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