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Re: O/T Changing auto trans. to std. trans.
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Posted by CWL on June 04, 2007 at 05:06:28 from (64.66.89.57):
In Reply to: O/T Changing auto trans. to std. trans. posted by 37 chief on June 03, 2007 at 08:04:53:
I'm a little late chiming in, but I did an automatic to manual swap in a 79 F150 4X4 short bed with a 400 V8. Got the tranny and transfer case from a truck of the same year and design. When I put it in all of the holes were in the frame. The driveshafts worked. There was already a plate in the floor board hump that only needed to be cut out for the 4-speed shifter to go through. If I remember right there was even an outlined depression were it needed to be cut. It was a very easy swap an I have been very pleased with it.
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