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04-18-2002, 12:24 AM
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Re: 6 bolt converter
Copo Pete,
I purchased the Hugger SS/RS from Albert. Based on the info he provided and the Camaro itself I do believe that it is a true L-78/TH400 Van Nuys Camaro. The late model ZL1 currently residing in the engine bay will due for now 
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04-19-2002, 12:22 AM
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Re: 6 bolt converter
Hello Stefano. I would think for a "CX" built between March-July of 69, with the original tag in tact and all original parts I would respectfully offer $2000.00. Now someone with an ulrta rare COPO needing that transmission would probably go higher, but I don't know what a reasonable offer would be as I don't know anyone who had one and what they sold it for. If you can give me some insight I would gladly accept it. This trans is the only thing from allowing me to have a 100% original drive train in our L-78 (69SS) Joel
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04-19-2002, 01:56 AM
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Re: 6 bolt converter
If I'm not mistaking Stefano asked what the converter was worth not the complete trans and converter. I would think the trans is what is worth the most money because that is what gets blown up the most. I have also heard those converters were used in other application besides high h.p. cars. I know a guy who says he has a cx trans if you want to buy it for 2k let me know and I will pursue it.
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