Chevrolet S-10 T5 Type T4 Four Speed Mechanical Speedo Reman Transmission on 2040-parts.com
New Albany, Indiana, United States
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This is an S-10 Chevrolet T-4 Four Speed transmission with mechanical speedometer that has been totally remanufactured. It is exactly the same shape as the S-10 T-5 type. It is a good version to hook up to the flathead Ford V-8, because you don't need the 5th gear anyway. Free shipping to many areas,please inquire. Your satisfaction is always guaranteed. We are fast shippers, and good at getting great rates. Questions? 800-850-6898, in and out, 502-493-8523, nights, 502-262-1212, cell. |
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