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I'd buy it for that.
What's the VIN# stamped into the machined pad on the drivers side,just above the shift linkage behind the rubber boot? Can you read the Pass. side aluminum tag as well? |
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rangelec
I wanted to reply to your question in the 6-lug convertor thread about this TH400,so I thought this topic was better. The 1970 CW is a seldom seen scarce Transmission. 1970 CW TH400 was designed for specific Solid lifter BB & SB Applications. They were: *Chevelle-Nova-Camaro L-78 402/375HP. *Camaro Z/28-Nova LT-1 350/360HP Yenko Deuce. Not knowing it's overall condition,I'd say it's worth the 1K regardless. |
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I have the CW coded trans in my 70 Z28. What is different about this transmission over a CX or CY tranny and any other unique features. It also has the 6-bolt converter.
Paul
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Hello everyone, I'm confused, which one would go in a 69 Camaro or Chevelle L-78, a CW, CY , CX or CC? , Thanks
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1969 Camaro & Chevelle used the CX TH400,as well as other solid lifter applications.
1970 was new for the CW suffix TH400,in the L-78 & LT-1 Camaro-Nova-Chevelle. |
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