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Differential substitution options

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Does anyone know off the tops of their heads (or where best to look) if a rear end from a 1954 Patrician would fit easily under a 1947 Super Clipper? Seems to me that the latter with its slush box probably has something in the region of 3.54:1 gearing versus the 4.10:1 or so likely found out back in the '47. Thoughts, comments, queries, observations.

Thank you in advance.

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