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Can't seem to find one? This is for my '61 Half Ton. Thanks,Ron

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I think you'd have a real hard time finding one 'off the shelf', need to find a shop to do yours

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I have one that would be good for part's. It's a little rusty inside but the parts would clean up. Like Squeeze say's. You will need to find someone to build your's, or do it yourself. If you need any part's from mine let me know. It would cost prohibitive to ship the whole thing. It is a heavy brute.


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Thanks, I am going to have a retired tranny guy up in Oregon where the truck is do it. He cracked the case and says it's in bad shape but will be good as new after he's done. Thanks for the advice.

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I couldn't find anyone interested it mine so I buried it the the back yard. If you have a metal detector I bet we could find it.

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Thanks. Just like your old tranny I'm covered!


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