G2707-10 Torque Converter 26-spline Ford C-4 3000 Stall -- Purchased From Summit on 2040-parts.com
Prescott Valley, Arizona, US
Summit Racing G2707-10 Torque Converter 26-Spline Ford C-4 3000 Stall Each
2800 - 3200 Stall Summit part number: Sum-G707-10
Purchased by a fellow that is no longer with us. He purchased new from Summit racing for $239.97
It is for a Ford C-4 Transmission 26 Spline 10.50 BC
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