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03-06-2000, 04:36 PM
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on a 1970 GTO covertable does the trans crossmember just sit on the frame? Because there are no holes at the ends of the
crossmember to bolt it in. [This message has been edited by Ccass (edited 03-06-2000).] |
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03-06-2000, 04:36 PM
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on a 1970 GTO covertable does the trans crossmember just sit on the frame? Because there are no holes at the ends of the
crossmember to bolt it in. [This message has been edited by Ccass (edited 03-06-2000).] |
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03-06-2000, 06:55 PM
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There is a hard rubber insulator that goes on the end the crossmember and that in turn sits sandwiched between two brackets on the frame. You are probably missing both.
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03-06-2000, 10:29 PM
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I'm looking for one of these crossmembers for a '69 GTO CONV. Anyone got a spare???
Thanks, Scott '69 GTO CONV.
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