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Old 06-13-2004, 08:28 AM   #1
ronh72c10
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Well that was frustrating

Well the 250 is back together, I cleaned and painted the MT tranny crossmember I had from another frame and figured that once I cleaned and painted the tranny I'd have it all in by Monday when I would have finished painting the engine.

No such luck, the tranny crossmember is from a 68 frame (for a different tranny?) and is going into a 72 frame, and although it bolts in, it doesn't bolt in the correct position.

Although it's rusty I guess I'l have to try and salvage the old crossmember.

Ron
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