Reply to "Ford GT Ricardo 6 speed in a Pantera?"

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. But how much modification was required, only Steve knows for sure.

I've spoken with Steve about that conversion. He said he basically cut out all the rear frame and inner wheel well panels and went from there.

It is a MAJOR conversion. But, yes you can make it fit.

I've seen front engined old-school VW Bugs with V-8s, and a Porsche 911 with a 455/Eldorado FWD swap, so anything can be done.

If six speeds is your goal, the RBT converted ZF with the added gear will get you to that point much easier.

And probably cheaper.

Larry

5/30/0910:51 PM

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