90 Degree Gear

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I am looking at purchasing a 72 Pantera and the 90 degree gear is missing on the speedometer. Does that mean is is loose in the transmission? Could it be in the transmission and if yes should I drive it? If it is, how big a job is it to get it out? Also, can you tell how fast you are going without a speedometer? On my old Alfa you could put it in 5th and multiply the RPMs by 2(Ex 3000rpm equaled 70 mph. Thank you for your response.

11/18/045:11 PM

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Lloyd Butfoy (Guest)

I would need to know how tall your rear tire is?You can buy a 90deg.fitting from the venders it's just the angle drive that hooks the speedo cable to the speedo drive, and it's ok to drive.

11/20/048:47 AM

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