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09-18-2005, 02:36 AM
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Re: Automatic vs. Stick (value)
I have a richmond 6 speed in my 67 Chvelle SS and it likes to sing to ya! Four speeds are cool but a 6 speed is awsome!
Bobby Dodson  
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09-21-2005, 05:38 AM
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Re: Automatic vs. Stick (value)
For some reason the 4-Speed seems to be the transmission of choice in the 70 Z cars.
If you wanted a 1970 Camaro SS/L78 your transmission choices were a 4-Speed or a 4-Speed… Automatic NOT Available.
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Kentucky Gold 70 SS/RS L78. 81 Z/28 Silver/Silver Int 09 G8/GXP #992 98 Pontiac GTP Daytona Pace Car #605 90 Olds Touring Sedan SUPRCHRGD L32 83 El Camino
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#4
09-21-2005, 07:58 PM
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Re: Automatic vs. Stick (value)
You sure the automatic was not available with the L78? I know it was first available in 1969 except for a handful of COPO 1968 Novas . . .
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#5
09-21-2005, 10:23 PM
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Re: Automatic vs. Stick (value)
Not on a 1970 L78 Camaro, I brought a 70 L78 that was originally a 4 speed that
someone had put in a TH400 and the car ran Great with it. I am not sure why GM chose to install 4-speeds only. Someone in CA claims to have an original L78 with an M-40 but the owner will not let us authenticate the car.
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Kentucky Gold 70 SS/RS L78. 81 Z/28 Silver/Silver Int 09 G8/GXP #992 98 Pontiac GTP Daytona Pace Car #605 90 Olds Touring Sedan SUPRCHRGD L32 83 El Camino
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