Gm Bellhousing 14075723 For '84-92 Camaro Firebird V8 W/ T5 Manual Transmission on 2040-parts.com
Allen, Texas, US
GM part# 14075723 bell housing from an '84-92 Camaro or Firebird with a Gen1 small-block Chevy V8, T-5 manual transmission, and hydraulic clutch. It looks like it needs a new ball stud, because there's no ball at all on the one that is in there now. Also, the clutch fork opening appears to have been enlarged slightly to clear a non-stock fork or something like that. Otherwise, it appears to be in good used condition. No visible cracks, and rings like a bell when struck. Contact me with any questions.
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