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I may have the answer for you, installing a SM420 trans without all the cost. I needed to replace my original 1942 235 engine it had a broken crank.I installed a 1962 235 engine with low miles got it running and installed. I also added a 1948-53 truck bell housing and SM420 trans behind it no more double clutching. I made a adapter plate to the bell housing to accept the clutch and brake peddle no need to have the piece with the three bolt holes from your old bell housing welded to the 1948-53 truck bell housing. Will post it as a Tech Tip at some point. If I say so myself it turned out great. Check out this posting in the Driveline Forum for more details. If anyone would like to add a SM420 trans to their truck call me for the details will be happy to help. 1-262-392-2989.

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Marv,
Can you please provide a link to the thread you're referring to?

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Yeah, Grigg -- Marvin, do you have pictures and a writeup for that? Or just the pictures and I could talk to you off line about the writeup. That *would* make a great tech tip.

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Grigg/John....
Just go back to Driveline and 11/28/14 and the old thread,I remembered it RIGHT Away.
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I think the point we were trying to make is if you want to reference another thread the best way is post the address or link to it.
Then no wild goose chase necessary.


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Grigg no harm/no foul,just did,nt know how to link it back to the orig. post????
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No problem, just copy from the address bar and paste it here

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