Trans Dapt Transmission Crossmember 1967-72 GM C10/C15
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1967-72 GM C10/C15
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I’m putting a 1970 sb350 with 350 auto transmission in my 1969 gmc c15 will this crossmember work?
I have a 82 GMC C10 2WD and am doing an 5.3 LS paired to a TR6060. Will This work with that transmission?
Will this unit work in a 69’ c10 with a 5.3 and a 4l60e trans 2wd?
I just want to verify the fitment as this is the only cross member listed for a 67 c10... I have a 700r4 from a 91 with a non LS engine, will I have any fitment problems using this crossmember? I don't want to drill new holes in the frame.
Will this fit a 71 C10 with a 350 and Muncie 4 speed? It is not an LS but I don't see another option.
Will this fit on a 1993 dully 1500 ls1 swap?
will this fix a1966 chevy pick c10 with a 350 trans. cause a want to put some headers on the truck
Will this fit on 77 Monte Carlo with a 400 tran
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