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Old 07-19-2005, 07:45 PM   #1
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4-speed manual to 700r4 conversion

I bought a 67 SWB with a blown-up 4 speed and am going to swap it out with an OD I've had in the garage. I know the drive line will need to be cut to length and re-balanced, as well as relocating the cross-member ...

BUT, how hard is it to remove the existing manual transmission ?
I've heard they don't just "slid" off the way an automatic will ..... !

I'd appreciate any tips that will save me some time in this 100+ degree weather we're having here in CA.

Thanks

Ev
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70 Ford Torino -- 351W (balanced & blueprinted ), C4, VDO gauges
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