Mik, Here are the pictures of the diff, the redbacks hiding in the cob webs in one of the pictures.
See if you can work out which one it is.
















on the tag it has,

Ratio 3.89
Serial Number ART NO. 43000 H7A05-02

Borg Warner diff ?120Y origin?

Yeah it's a BW but not sure if it's a 120y or a early 1200
Actually we are trying to find out where the spiders are hiding, Mik is scared of them.

being in a 1200 i'd say its likely to be the smaller 1200 BW. but mik doesnt need a new diff. probably just need to do the bearings in this one. or an oil change

i hate redbacks- other spiders fine! redbacks- i just cant seem to find anything to kill them except fire or my trusty long flat head screw driver!

white tails have to be just as bad

i use brake cleaner and a match...nothing survives flaming brake cleaner. not even your lungs if you breath the smoke in
thats how i cleaned all the cobwebs off the front struts of my spare wagon. good 20 seconds of flame throwing and they are good as new

yes but along a wooden fence line- not a real good idea, if i want to keep the fence that is ;)

wood isnt that flamable, if it was dry grass or something you could have an issue

The rear axle assembly [which includes the diff] appears to be the original Borg Warner unit which would make this car an Australian assembled model.]
These were assembled from an incomplete kit of components that were manufactured in Japan which required a number of Australian manufactured components to complete it. The Borg Warner rear axle assembly was one of these.

Wheres the damn redback???