Chevy Car Conversion Bellhousing 1949 To 54 on 2040-parts.com
Anderson, California, United States
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Chevy car bellhousing conversion. ..fits 1949 to 54 car..
Use later trans...open drive line. ..Muncie, t5, etc... We move clutch ball location to have clutch linkage line up correctly. .. |
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