Mopar 2892626 1969 4-speed Bellhousing on 2040-parts.com
Cadott, Wisconsin, United States
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Original Mopar 2892626 big block bellhousing for 1969 B-body cars with a 383 or 440 motor. Road Runner, GTX, Satellite, Charger, Coronet, Super Bee. Correct for either a 3 or 4-speed. Use with a 11" 143 tooth flywheel. Been sitting in a shed for over 35 years. No cracks or flaws of any kind. Blasted and shot with a coat of ceramic engine enamel primer. Threads have also been chased and are perfect. This is a very nice piece. Shipping to the lower 48 States only.
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