1954 Gmc Engine/trans on 2040-parts.com
Huntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania, United States
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1946 - 1954 248ci GMC Engine - 1948 3 Speed Transmission for Column Shift - Bell housing with New Pressure Plate, Clutch and Throw-out Bearing.
Engine has been completely rebuilt and runs like new. This truck was in the mist of a complete frame off restoration by the previous owner when I bought it. I decided to go restomod with it so I have no need for these items. These items will fit mutliple year Chevy and GMC vehicles. Please be sure to research your project to be sure this will work for you. These items operate as they should with no issues. No Smoke, No Leaks, No Funny Noises, No Issues!!! Call John with any questions. 484-619-2860 Below is a Link of a Short Video of Engine Running/Driving. Local Pickup Only No Warranty |
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