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Engine to Trans Adapter Plate Chevy Engine to B.O.P. Trans
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- Adapts Engine:
- 1962-Up Chevy V8 (except LT & LS Series)
To: - 1966-Up Buick, Olds & Pontiac: TH350, TH400 & 700R4 transmissions
Specifications:
Will this fit 1955 Buick 322 engine
I have a 1967 Chevy in-line six 250 and a TH 350 transmission out of a Pontiac, will this adapter plate work to mate these two together? Also do you stock any other trans adapter plates that would work for this combination? Thanks
Will this work on my 1977 pontiac firebird with 400 and my chevy tranny
Will this correctly work in reverse? I have a 86 Buick block looking to use a TH350. Still work?
Will this work to connect a small block 350 chevy motor to a 1972 Buick automatic transmission
Will this adapter work with an 80s 305sb to a th250?
If I have a Chevy 400 already hooked to my 396,and I remove and go with a BOP 400 will everything fit like with my Chevy 400???,drive shaft will work?
Will this work for chevy 350 small block to ford f150 automatic transmission
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