wtb 1990ish l300/starwagon 2wd 5 speed
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wtb 1990ish l300/starwagon 2wd 5 speed
Who knows, maybe someone on here will have one. I'm looking for a 5 speed swap for my mitsu van here in the states. I need tranny and linkage/shifter
Let me know if you have one and are willing to ship to the states. I'm willing to pay the cash for shipping it.
Thanks,
Shaun
Let me know if you have one and are willing to ship to the states. I'm willing to pay the cash for shipping it.
Thanks,
Shaun
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probably best to find a complete van with a busted motor and then rip out all the conversion parts like pedals, column shifter, clutch master, linkages, gearbox, flywheel etc etc. If you get all that stuff individually from a wrecker or junk yard it will all start to add up. I'll keep my eyes peeled over here.
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I cant exactly part a van out in australia from the states. I basically just need the transmission and shift linkage. The rest I can make myself.
My other options is I think a 80s 2wd toyota van shares the same bell housing pattern as a w58 in which case I may be able to use a custom bell housing.
My other options is I think a 80s 2wd toyota van shares the same bell housing pattern as a w58 in which case I may be able to use a custom bell housing.
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Adriane, that would work I think, do you have the gear shifter and linkage? Thikn the transmission will hold pu to a stock 4g63 twin cam turbo? :) I'm very interestedAdriano wrote:Ive got one for $150 if you asre interested, they are the narrow bolt pattern though, is that what you are after?
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64 thats all we got are 64 blocks. I probably wont even turbo it. I just want a 5 speed.
Although if you have a narrowblock one.I do have a 63 twin cam turbo sitting in my garage with a modded manifold...
Although if you have a narrowblock one.I do have a 63 twin cam turbo sitting in my garage with a modded manifold...
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^^^ the van casings are different, the shifter linkages come out the side halfway down the box..
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