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#130770 12/10/2002 4:35 AM
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i am poking around for info to see if i can swap a later model th350 into my 61 chevy w. a 235. i am no longer able to use my left leg, and i do not want to sell my truck. i refuse to give up on this thing and powerglides are pretty scarce.

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#130771 12/10/2002 11:41 PM
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if the powerglide will bolt up shouldnt the TH350, i think the bell housing pattern is the same.

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The 62 and earlier powerglide has a major difference from the 63 and up powerglide.


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