Th350 3000 Torque Converter on 2040-parts.com
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States
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this is a jegs performance 2700-3000 stall converter for gm th350/400 part number 60401. it is a 10" converter with
10.75"/11.5" dual bolt circle. this converter was working good when removed , has about 3500 street miles. some of the paint is chipping off. only selling because i changed my set up and need a different converter. buyer to pay shipping payment due within 5 days.
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