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Hello all. 1 year ago I acquired a 57 6400 in pretty good shape. I have been trying to convince myself to do something cool. A friend basically gave me a 1989 Bluebird bus with a perfect running 5.9 cummins and a 4 speed allison transmission. Anyone done this conversion? I would like to transplant rearend along with the air brakes. Any advise?

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Hy ChuckDwyer, welcome, a friend has a 1959 80 series which he swapped a Cummins in to, major firewall surgery was required. He does excellent work, but it was a big job, good luck with your project.


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