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Old 05-01-2012, 01:30 PM   #1
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64-66 trans tunnel question

Helping a customer round up parts for his 65 lwb. He has the full porter built set up to put it on the ground. but we need a big block or 4x4 trans tunnel. Im having issues hunting one down in Southern California. I can get a 67-72 tunnel. Are they close enough that it will work?

Trying to get the trans to fit the easiest and cheapest way possible.
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Old 05-01-2012, 04:18 PM   #2
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Re: 64-66 trans tunnel question

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Helping a customer round up parts for his 65 lwb. He has the full porter built set up to put it on the ground. but we need a big block or 4x4 trans tunnel. Im having issues hunting one down in Southern California. I can get a 67-72 tunnel. Are they close enough that it will work?

Trying to get the trans to fit the easiest and cheapest way possible.
67-72 trans tunnel won't work as a bolt in. You need a 60-66 high hump trans tunnel. Not just 4x4's had them. 2wd with a 4 speed manual trans are the easiest to find. You also need the front section that is spot welded in that the removable hump bolt to. I just sold the one I had removed both peices for $100.00 to another member doing a Porterbuilt dropmember in a 62. If I deccide to part out my suburban I will post the high hump in the Forsale section. Try junk yards.
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Old 05-01-2012, 06:51 PM   #3
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Re: 64-66 trans tunnel question

there is a guy in sandiego that sells parts for these trucks. he is on craigslist alot. i know some people have used him but i have not.
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Old 05-01-2012, 07:27 PM   #4
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Re: 64-66 trans tunnel question

He is in Chula Vista. Ive sent several emails from the Craigslist ad with no reply. He doesnt post a number or actual email address. I really wish he would respond. There is a junk yard close to me that specializes in 67-72 stuff and they were quick to get back to me thats why I asked my original question.
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