Jerico Dr-4 Transmissions on 2040-parts.com
Bay City, Michigan, United States
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GERICO DR4, MFG DATE 2000,( 1ST...293)(2ND...184)(3RD...131)(4TH...1 TO 1) NEVER RACED, WAS USED IN A SHOW CAR. ALSO INCLUDES A LONG SHIFTER. WAS INSTALLED IN A 69'CAMARO. LOCAL PICK UP... OR SHIPPING TO BE DETERMINED. STRAPPED TO SMALL PALLET..
On Oct-17-16 at 08:13:24 PDT, seller added the following information: Wide gear,32 spline output,, not clutch less, does have bottom cover
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