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#109449 11/13/2002 7:12 PM
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Is there a big & small transmission hump on the floors for 60-66 chev trucks? Would there be one higher for a floor shifter vs. the 3 speed column one? I am planning on puttin in an S10 transmission but noticed i have to raise part of the hump about 1 inch. I thought maybe i could get another one with a higher hump to put in instead? thanks for your comments. smile


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#109450 11/13/2002 10:37 PM
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Yes, there are two sizes of floor humps, but it might be just as easy to fabricate your own rather than cut one out of another truck to put in place. It would be different if they just bolted into place like on some other trucks, but at least with mine it is all part of the floor pan.

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