Older Richmond 5-Speed in My 1969 Firebird

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I'm sure he's a perfectly good wrench and does quality work. Here's the deal. He may not be experienced in this genre. Going from a turbo 350 to a richmond is probably a nice upgrade. You get the point. When I speak, I speak from experience. It's not because of some parts I have sitting in the corner or what somebody else told me. I built my car, I drive my car, I race my car, I've worked countless bugs out of my car... This site is at the top of the heap as far as innnovation goes. Most of us are chasing the ultimate pro touring car. With that said, don't get sucked into always buying the newest and best thing out there if you have something that works. Only you know what your budget and expectations are. Do yourself a favor and sit down and think about you car, budget, and expectations and put it in writing BEFORE you start slinging money around. Frank @ Prodigy Customs is a really good resource for parts and advice.