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I would like to put a big block--maybe a 366 in my truck. Can I still keep the 3sp on the coloum?


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1963 c-10 shortbed stepside 427 BBC T16 HD 3 speed
1963 c-10 shortbed fleetside 348 "w" 1st gen big block & powerglide
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It's not hard. Yes you can keep the 3 speed. You may not want the 3 speed trans, but you can use it.

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Back in my young and wild days, I put a 400 4bl Pontiac V-8 out of a wrecked 71 GTO into a 65 1/2 ton and kept the stock pickup 3 spd. It worked well for what it was.


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