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Old 07-31-1999, 03:39 PM   #4
Dave1
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I recently installed an AOD in my 68. The crossmember needs work, floor shift linkage adapted and cooler lines. The driveshaft will have to be shortened too. The hard part is the TV cable, if you have factory EFI no sweat, but don't forget it. Makes the car very drivable.
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