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Life is forcing me to sell my GTX, FK5 Burnt Orange, 440 4bbl, 727, 8 3/4 3.55 suregrip, numbers matching engine, trans, rad support, and rear trunk lip, fender tag and build sheet. Currently has an eddy 750 carb, but the original Carter 4738 and a new choke assembly is included. Options on the...

Check out this article on how to make future fluid changes much easier, http://www.hotrod.com/how-to/transmission-drivetrain/mopp-0912-installing-a-drain-plug-in-the-differential-housing/

What's yur budget? - - - Updated - - - Ah, I see 25 K from your previous post. Not gonna do it for mine.

Hard to imagine what could have gone wrong :thinker:

Nice choice Sonny. Great lookin' Lab.

Awesome looking GTX.

There should be a pad with a partial V.I.N. on the passenger side of the transmission down low and near the front.

I'd hate to be reading about you on the Darwin Awards. Stay safe.

My Lab Wilson at 9 weeks, Wilson 4 years later. Best dog I've ever had and I've had many. [ATTACH=CONFIG]255889[/ATTACH That's a sweet looking pup, Sonny. Make him yours.

1/2 inch 12 point

Yes, Happy Birthday. Have a good one.

Thanks for all the BD wishes guys. FBBO is great. The Missus cooked an awesome prime rib roast, had a few glasses of fine BC wine and my Brother drove up from Vancouver for a day or two. Tomorrow we'll go for a rip in the GTX around the Okanagan valley, stop for a beer in OK Falls maybe head up...

Manual says 25 ft lbs on the upper nut, 50 on the lower nut and bolt. I used the new bushings and they fit perfectly on my '70 GTX

Southern B.C. been driving it since beginning of March, earliest it's ever come out of hibernation. I feel for everyone back east. The last couple of winters have been absolutely brutal for you guys.