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I mean it could be the same car very slim chances lol don’t suppose you have a 64 nose laying around?
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Do yourself a favor and ditch the Slim Jim for a TH400. It’s a pretty straight forward conversion.
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Is there an adapter plate I would have to buy?
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Some combinations:
If your starter mounts to the block, and you find a BOP pattern TH400 - then no. Starter mounts to block, Chevy pattern trans - yes. If your starter mounts to the trans: BOP TH400 - you would use a starter mounting plate. You could purchase one, or fabricate one your self based on plans in Pete McCarty's book. Chevy pattern trans - yes. I have a '67 Buick TH400 in my '63 Grand Prix, by using a starter mounting plate. K
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