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    femurphy77

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    All this talk of rowing shifters has me thinking. . . the only thing that I need to put a 4 spd in the Galaxie is a set of pedals. . . . . I'm getting lazy though and the thought of pushing in a stiff clutch in traffic isn't particularly enticing anymore.
     

    churchmouse

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    All this talk of rowing shifters has me thinking. . . the only thing that I need to put a 4 spd in the Galaxie is a set of pedals. . . . . I'm getting lazy though and the thought of pushing in a stiff clutch in traffic isn't particularly enticing anymore.

    Yeah that is the downside. My last 3 peddle car was the 64 Chevel. It had a multi-disk set up that was stupid expensive but a joy to operate. I am one that has the shifter in neutral when I get stopped at a light. When the time comes I am in 1st and ready to roll out. Parking lot style traffic sucks butt.
     

    Gluemanz28

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    This one brings back fond memories.
    I had one the same color when I lived in Alabama.
    The car was owned by a bootlegger. He would load the truck with beer from the adjacent wet county then air up the air shocks and head back to Winston County.

    The car car was a big block and would haul butt.

    I had a little too many Budweiser one day and took out a mailbox, six cedar fence post and a telephone pole.
    That was the end of the Monte Carlo.

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    I want this car so bad. Now where can I sell a kidney?
     

    churchmouse

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    This one brings back fond memories.
    I had one the same color when I lived in Alabama.
    The car was owned by a bootlegger. He would load the truck with beer from the adjacent wet county then air up the air shocks and head back to Winston County.

    The car car was a big block and would haul butt.

    I had a little too many Budweiser one day and took out a mailbox, six cedar fence post and a telephone pole.
    That was the end of the Monte Carlo.

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    I want this car so bad. Now where can I sell a kidney?

    Holy crap I want this.
    Buddy had one either that color or close. Bought brand new. 390 HP 454 and 3 peddles. What a great car.
     

    tatic05

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    Yeah that is the downside. My last 3 peddle car was the 64 Chevel. It had a multi-disk set up that was stupid expensive but a joy to operate. I am one that has the shifter in neutral when I get stopped at a light. When the time comes I am in 1st and ready to roll out. Parking lot style traffic sucks butt.


    Thankfully up in the Fort I don't deal with a lot of stop and go driving. Living in a big city like LA in rush hour traffic with 3 pedals would be horrible.
     

    Gary119

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    I had a teacher in tech school that said he had a th350 with a clutch instead of a torque converter. Variable Stall Speed converter was the term he used. If I remember right, this was done in the late 60's-70's. Anybody ever seen or know about one like that?

    Had them in the turbo 350 and the 400. Also had the Clutchflight 727

    old school clutch turbo transmission | NastyZ28.com

    Why isn't a Clutch-Turbo 400 more common? - ChevyTalk - FREE Restoration and Repair Help for your Chevrolet
     
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