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04-22-2006 09:12 PM #1
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flathead and tranny help
I have a early 40's Flathead v8 that im rebuilding to drop in my model a. I heard there is some company out there that makes an adaptor plate so that a person can bolt a turbo 350 or 400 transmission behind a flathead? is this true? if so does anyone know who makes this adaptor? or where it can be purchased at?
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04-22-2006 09:31 PM #2
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Don't know about the 350 turbo, but Flat-o-matic makes an adapter for about $ 550.00 to use a C4 or AOD behind a flathead. Look at www.flat-o.com.
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Not to hijack but these sites look like they only sell kits for 49-up flatheads.....what about the earlier models?"Life is all about ass...either you are covering it,
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