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1966-'70 3, 4, 5-speed manual conversion parts inc. T5/TKO

Dr.Jass

Pastor of Muppets
I've got a messs of manual-trans conversion parts here, many (but not all) specific to installing a T5 or TKO transmission into a 1966-'70 B-body. All of these are brand new, never-installed parts originally supplied by Keisler--the originator of such swaps. I've no desire for an early B-body, so I've no need of them.

What you will receive:
  • Reproduction brake and clutch pedals with hardware, clutch pedal outrigger bracket, and reproduction pedal pads (this stuff is stock 4-speed replacement for that conversion as well)
  • T5/Tremec conversion transmission crossmember w/mount
  • Chrome Hurst-style (it is neither Hurst nor so labeled) stick to install in rail-style shifter, puts handle in approximately stock location
  • Reproduction B-body shifter boot and trim ring (OE-style 4-speed stuff)
  • A ghastly shift knob I wouldn't throw through an enemy's window (being honest here)
  • Conversion speedometer cable & driven gear
  • Conversion pilot bearing/bushing (uses torque-converter bore, not factory pilot hole--auto cranks OK!)
  • Specially-sleeved alignment tool for 26-spline clutch disc
  • Some wiring adapters
  • A lot of miscellaneous required hardware

What you will not receive:
  • Clutch (26-spline GM 10.5" diaphragm was the standard here)
  • Flywheel (factory 130-tooth, balanced correctly for your engine)
  • Transmission (T5 or TKO with 26-spline GM input shaft)
  • Bellhousing (QuickTime makes both small- and big-block blowproof with the correct trans pattern using OE 130-tooth fork and flywheel)
  • Shifter mechanism (usually comes with the trans, junkyard or new)
  • Clutch-pedal pushrod or Z-bar (use OE 4-speed stuff)
  • Clutch-pedal over-center spring (OE, but a bad idea with a diaphragm clutch)
  • Output yoke or driveshaft
  • Instructions
Essentially, this is all the small tweaky detail stuff that makes a $2,700 transmission into a $6,000 conversion kit. Again, all of this stuff is brand new. The quality is excellent on the actual Keisler stuff--even the oversized, ugly shift knob. Nothing is banged up, scratched, bent, etc. The 4-speed pedals and attendant parts alone cost about what I'm asking for everything... but those sellers won't consider offers, will they? :unsure: Photos available on request; respond here or via board PM.

$300 USD plus shipping, or reasonable offer. Cash, personal check, or money order OK; I don't do PayPal.
Please note that $150 is not a reasonable offer. Grow up.
 

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