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    Looking for transmission or rear end help?

    The universally acknowledged guru of both is Tom Endy of California.
    He has done countless trannies and rear ends. He has been generous enough to do stellar write-ups loaded with pix and they are on this website, the Santa Anitas As
    http://www.santaanitaas.org/technica...tech-articles/

    there are many many other topics covered there as well
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    All I did to my wreck of a project and shifts smooth as silk!

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      i duplicated this thread and added it to the tech section
      3 ~ Tudor's
      Henry Ford said
      "It's all nuts and bolts"

      Mitch's Auto Service ctr

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