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Old 01-05-2009, 07:21 PM   #26
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Re: project '49 green machine Im young and dumb

yea.. 502 ram jet... richmond 6spd.. 9in.. with 4.55 gears.. do that..... chop chop..... jk.. nice find.. welcome and good luck..
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Old 01-05-2009, 08:14 PM   #27
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Re: project '49 green machine Im young and dumb

Single S400 Turbo on a carb'd 6.0L vortec...th400/tko600...3.08's...trailing arms.
street truck wait thats my plan!

i would have paid $50 for the glass or doors if i still had that bodystyle, so for the whole truck im gonna go on a limb and say it was a real good deal
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Old 01-18-2009, 01:04 PM   #28
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Re: project '49 green machine Im young and dumb

ok well i havent been on here in awhile cause im back in college and too far away to work on the truck...The engine i decided to go with is a newly rebuilt pontiac 455 that i picked up for $550. What would be a good manual transmission to hook up to that engine that wouldnt be too expensive but would hold up to the 476 horsepower that it makes???
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Old 01-18-2009, 05:45 PM   #29
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I don't think you can put "inexpensive" and BOP four speed together in the same sentence. What you want to look for is a Muncie that came in the
early 70's GTO's, GS or 442's. Because there were not as many of them made and they have a different bolt pattern than the Chevy models you will pay a premium price for it. An alternative would be to look at Lakewood, Transdapt or someone similar and get an aftermarket bellhousing with BOP engine and Chevy tranny bolt patterns. >>>EDIT - I did a quick search on line and could not find an adaptor, but Wilcap says they will make a custom one <<< Then your search starts for a GM tranny. Or just bite the bullet and got aftermarket with a new Muncie, Richmond, etc. I've been trying to luck into an inexpensive Muncie for my 64 Chevelle for years and still have not found one.
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Old 01-19-2009, 05:05 AM   #30
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Man outside a barn and still has less rust under the front fenders then mine did.... lol
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