Yes 27 or 10 are your options, 10 being for standard only. I would have him pick up a set of seals for the adapter housing, should be a front and rear of the same size. I would have him get the shifter too since they are getting hard to find one that don't need disassembled and fixed up. I would also have him get the sleeve. They can get grooved like the harmonic balancer. You can have a machine shop weld it up on a rotating jig, then turn it down for a new seal surface.
I have a full seal kit left over from the TH350 rebuild. The guy told me at the time he couldn't buy the TC/Trans adaptor seal alone and had to buy the whole kit. That will come in handy now as the rear output shaft oil seal is hard as a rock. He was able to grab the shifter and linkage.
Not sure I follow you on the sleeve? What do you mean by that?
Also, I pulled the tailhousing off when he got home to inspect his work. It is a non-converted unit but I could tell at some point it had been opened up. Probably not surprising for something 40 years old. Anyway, it supposedly came out of a 78 which is what I wanted, but the pictures of my output shaft and where it meshes with the rear diff gear is different than the pictures in the thread I used for guidance.
See in my first pic there is more of a shoulder where the two gears mesh.
Second pic, there was no thrust washer or bearing riding on the short stub shaft where the output shaft rides. Is this a problem?
And last pic, I assume that speedo gear is toast?
Here is the link from earlier in this post. I used this as my instruction to my son in what to look for.
http://www.off-road.com/trucks-4x4/tech/new-process-203-transfer-case-tech-20599.html
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