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that looks better. is the paint code/part number on that 5150?

Metering block or bowl gasket or both? You want the teflon non-stick ones.

I keep hearing people say this ^^^^^ , but Tom Hoover , of Chrysler hemi fame , told us at a Chrysler seminar to run them 1/4 to 3/8'' off the bottom of the pan , and 3/8'' was perfect ......jfyi ..

I have a stock cable with a tremec on my 69 which is the same as a 70.

Gotcha. Yes. My new pan is windage baffled up top like any other 971 pan, but has a reservoir and trap door near the bottom of the sump.

ya... the world is changing. just being a nice person is getting hard to find.... case in point. 3 years ago i had a vette. i had been out in it on a killer day. when i got home i left the top down and forgot to put it up and it was down all night. and as my luck it one of them spring...

Guess what I have in my stash. He'll be receiving it soon to peruse.

I want to believe in such investigations, they're after the potential car thieves/strippers and the junkyards who knowingly buy hot cars for parts than they are after the eventual old car owners.

Order a few shims if you don't have any. If take apart now to check for buggerd shims.

Sort of the direction I'm leaning towards as well.

maybe i am missing something? Your picture helps, but what i need is not a stock cable. i am converting my speedo sensor at the transmission to a GM style cable connection at the sensor because my Tremec is leaking and i am trying to fix that.

More Omaha orange on one of my extra doors.

LOL literally !!

that looks like just a straight plug? dont see a threaded area.

Please accept my sincere apologies for trying to help.

I do. I was hoping you'd get the joke and not be pissed. lol

the plastic end is at the transmission, correct?

Welcome from the central coast of Cal. I have a 67 cuz myself.