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10-10-2005, 08:43 PM
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I bought mine from a guy Named Colin out of Az. I will have to dig around to find his address... He was pretty fairly priced. I think I paid $135.00 for mine????
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10-10-2005, 08:59 PM
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I went to the partsamerica site and the part number is indeed the same for a 68 GTO and the Grand National for the cardone box. $128 is a great price. How is the "feel" with these boxes?" I'd like to get something that feels a little stiffer than the stock box too. My stock 68 is just too easy to turn.
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10-11-2005, 12:22 AM
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If a GN box bolts right into the older GM cars I would assume the PT#276550 would be the one to get. That is the box used when the vehicle is setup with performance suspension packages. I would assume that would be the box with a quicker ratio right? This is also the same box that is used on the third gen camaros, again with the performace suspension packages. Do these late model boxs use the same type of fluid line fittings as our older vehicles¿?
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