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I am considering installing a L99 Engine & 6 Speed Auto Trans from a 2010 Camaro into my 1970 Camaro. Has anyone accomplished this? Are there any body or other modifications needed? Any help is greatly appreciated.
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that trans is fairly big, but I think you can get that in there without body mods on the second gen. It will all depend on which engine plates you use, as different ones place the engine higher/lower/forward/backward.

EDIT: Looks like Cris below had to cut out the tunnel for that swap.
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Hopefully this helps..
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