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T-5 installation in a '55 'Bird

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Several years ago a Forum member walked through his 'How-to' experience of installing a T-5 transmission in his '55 T-Bird to include pictures and modification of the floor tunnel.  The write-up was thorough and well done.  The topic had numerous entries from the Forum member author and some back-and-forth questions and several comments and input from other Forum members.  I think the entry was made in the Technical Section

I've attempted to find the entry in the Forum Archive searching the words 'T-5' and 'Thunderbird T-5 installation' and was able to only go back 5 years with no success.  Could one of our Moderators be able to locate the link for this?

Thanks in advance for any help you can provide.

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Charlie Brown 


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Ted.  THANKS for the link.  The info will be of help to an acquaintance in VA who is looking for help on a '55 'Bird.

The MDL (ModernDriveLine) web page links are still active, BUT they've changed the information supplied on the pages displayed.  There are additional pages of T-5 related info on the MDL web site if anyone is looking for it.

Hope this helps someone else, too.   Smile

Charlie


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