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  1. 03-30-2006 07:58 PM #1
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    I am looking for a 4 speed toploader to bolt into my 69 Mustang. I would like a close ratio but would maybe consider a wide ratio. Thanks for your time.
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  3. 03-30-2006 08:24 PM #2
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    I have been watching ebay but i would rather try to avoid it.
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    I can highly recommend David Kee Toploaders. I have done business with David and I know him to be a man of honor and integrity.......
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    Techinspector knows of what he speaks!

    David Kee is the MAN when it comes to toploaders...PERIOD.

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    Yeah i called them and got a price on a tranny. They were really nice there, i was just hoping to find something a little cheaper than $2700.00.
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    There were plenty at the all ford swapmeet in columbus ohio and all different prices,the highest I seen was a big input for a scj at 2100.00. I gave up looking for a reasonable one for my 65 custom and found a 5 speed from a late 80s mustang for 150.00 and will adapt,you can get everything to adapt a T-5 in a early mustang. Jeff
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    How much work is envolved in adapting a T-5?
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    How much work is needed to adapt a T-5? Sorry ignore this one...
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    All you will need is a trans along with a adapter/spacer and a crossmember and possibly a different yoke for the driveshaft,kits are available with everything needed from various mustang vendors on the internet including a new trans. I think the kit that has the adapter and crossmember plus other small needed parts are around 350.00,from what I heard at the swapmeet the roller bearing pilot bearing and correct speedo gear are needed too. Jeff
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    HI , I have a toploader w/ bell housing and shifter for a 68 or 69 as far as i know it works fine except the shifter needs a new lockout cable and a new emblem in the knob the numbers on the tranny are RUG-D2 i will take $400.00 plus shipping Larry
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    I am very interested in the tranny. Is there any way you could sent pictures of it. When was the last time that it was used? I am only 4 hours away from you so we wouldn't have to worry about shipping.
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    The trans is for a small block and it was used about 5 years ago if i remember right , i am not sure how you do pictures ,i will be in the Galena area the weekend of June 3rd and 4th for a car show called FORDS ON THE RIVER , i guess it is in Dubuque and Galena .
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    I would appreciate it if we could talk about the transmission or figure out a way to see it. I sent you my phone number so if you would like to talk about it, just give me a call.
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