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Is there any chance that these motors would be able to be fit onto my '68?? If so, how hard would it be?
http://www.rickscamaros.com/cgi-local/So...ore.cfg+RS-21RL |
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Craig,
You have a couple of options: 1. Purchase OEM equipment (EXPENSIVE) 2. Purchase reproduction equipment (around a grand) 3. Go with an electric conversion from one of the places mentioned above (pricing is more reasonable than vacuum) 4. Fab up your own motors and actuators (fairly cheap, but you have to be able to perform the work) Ed
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Ed Bertrand 1968 RS/SS L-89 396/375 Convertible CRG Member |
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Craig,
By the way, HERE'S THE LINK to one of the guys on ebay that sells a kit that uses late model motors. Never used it but for $70.00 it may be worth a shot. Ed
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Ed Bertrand 1968 RS/SS L-89 396/375 Convertible CRG Member |
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