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#635723 04/07/2010 7:40 PM
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I havent been able to sell my 54 5 window so I bought a 235 complete with a powerglide....I plan to put the eng. in with the 3spd that is already in the truck. Haven't got started so don't know...will I have to take off the bellhouseing that is on the eng. with the PG and just bolt it up to the one in the truck...also is the eng. the same in a car and truck? Thanks Virg

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What are you going to do with the powerglide? I would like an auto in mine if it fits.

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Yes take off the BH and should be no problem. Also compare plate behind timing gears that may need minor mods to use in the truck. Just use ALL the trans/bellhousing stuff off the truck, may need to ad a 'pilot bushing' in the end of crankshaft. BTW that old powerglide wouldn't make a good boat anchor.


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