Trans Coupler on 2040-parts.com
Danville, Alabama, United States
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Steel Trans Coupler for Bert or Brinn transmission with Grade 8 Bolts.....Fits Small Block Chevy.....I ran it with a Bert transmission on my 2010 Larry Shaw Modified.....A new one with bolts sells for about $60.00
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