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Old 03-18-2014, 08:15 AM   #1
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Anyone know how I can identify the the model/type of 5 speed transmission attached to the rear of my old 13-B ('75-'76) engine?






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If you can, post up pics of the transmission. I can see if it is the same as mine out of my 76 Cosmo.
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Anyone know how I can identify the the model/type of 5 speed transmission attached to the rear of my old 13-B ('75-'76) engine?

5-speed normally have a rib case...
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