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Huck · 02-09-2005, 12:08 PM

Picked up this nice Doug Nash Overdrive unit. It is kind of neat in that it utilizes a drive shaft in the front instead of direct bolting up to the rear of a transmission. You could hook it up to any transmission which is perfect---Turbo 350, old 4 speed, Turbo 400, etc. It has mounts for attaching to an upper &/or lower crossmember which makes placement a piece of cake. You could probably utilize it in place of the carrier bearing. Probably too long for a short bed or blazer but perfect for a LWB or Longhorn truck. Believe it is rated to handle big HP. Electronically operated so no extra holes in the floor.
Any idea of worth if I should put it up for sale?????

02-09-2005, 12:08 PM	#1
Huck Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Shelbyville, KY Posts: 3,261	?? DOUG NASH Overdrive ???? Picked up this nice Doug Nash Overdrive unit. It is kind of neat in that it utilizes a drive shaft in the front instead of direct bolting up to the rear of a transmission. You could hook it up to any transmission which is perfect---Turbo 350, old 4 speed, Turbo 400, etc. It has mounts for attaching to an upper &/or lower crossmember which makes placement a piece of cake. You could probably utilize it in place of the carrier bearing. Probably too long for a short bed or blazer but perfect for a LWB or Longhorn truck. Believe it is rated to handle big HP. Electronically operated so no extra holes in the floor. Any idea of worth if I should put it up for sale?????