Manual to automatic
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I'm pretty sure a C-6 would work but I don't know if the AOD was used behind the 300-6. I know the C-6 would require hooking up a kick-down rod to the carb. and running a vacuum line to the modulator.
I'm not sure if the current cross-member would work, but if you picked up the cross-member from the donor truck it should fit.
Of course the trans.would have to be from a 4x4 and you may need to alter the length of both drive shafts. There is also the issue of the shift lever, but I recommend just using an automatic floor shifter. I used a Hurst Pro-matic 2.
Hope this helps
I'm not sure if the current cross-member would work, but if you picked up the cross-member from the donor truck it should fit.
Of course the trans.would have to be from a 4x4 and you may need to alter the length of both drive shafts. There is also the issue of the shift lever, but I recommend just using an automatic floor shifter. I used a Hurst Pro-matic 2.
Hope this helps
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Agree with what has been said, but for clarification the tranny you want is the small-block bolt pattern, which came behind the 300 six, 302, and 351W. (I think it also came behind the 3.8L, but there are fortunately very few of those out there.)
You can either swap out the steering column to an auto one or go with the floor shifter, as suggested. And, as said, it does have to be of the 4wd persuasion as the transfer case bolts to it.
You can either swap out the steering column to an auto one or go with the floor shifter, as suggested. And, as said, it does have to be of the 4wd persuasion as the transfer case bolts to it.
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Agree with what has been said, but for clarification the tranny you want is the small-block bolt pattern, which came behind the 300 six, 302, and 351W. (I think it also came behind the 3.8L, but there are fortunately very few of those out there.)
You can either swap out the steering column to an auto one or go with the floor shifter, as suggested. And, as said, it does have to be of the 4wd persuasion as the transfer case bolts to it.
You can either swap out the steering column to an auto one or go with the floor shifter, as suggested. And, as said, it does have to be of the 4wd persuasion as the transfer case bolts to it.
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I went from a t19 manual to a c6. Very easy swap. Make sure you get a starter for an automatic transmission. my c6 was redone and has a nice lokar shifter, and tci aluminum pan. It will be for sale soon. And make sure if you do go c6, it has the proper adapter for the transfer case.
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I went from a t19 manual to a c6. Very easy swap. Make sure you get a starter for an automatic transmission. my c6 was redone and has a nice lokar shifter, and tci aluminum pan. It will be for sale soon. And make sure if you do go c6, it has the proper adapter for the transfer case.
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