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New member here, joining to access the wealth of information available to those of us who haven't attempted a particular task. I own a 1965 MGB "garage find" that I've been working on for the past three years. She is just about complete but my last big job is removing the engine and transmission to replace the transmission, clutch, throw-out bearing and pressure plate. I purchased a rebuilt transmission from Quantum Mechanics and plan on installing it this weekend.
 

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Welcome! John and crew at Quantum are top-notch. I had them rebuild an overdrive transmission a while back and was very pleased.

Good looking B!

:cheers: Mickey
 
Welcome!
I drove around Camano Island & couldn't figure out why I kept passing the same store.
I finally realized that the turns on the road were so gradual that was going around in circles
& didn't know it.
 
Welcome.
Be sure to replace the bushing in the crank.
 
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