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HELP Bellhousing needed

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racemaster33

I've created a problem for myself and need some help. I am putting together a 66 Lemans to look like a GTO. I had to find a complete 326 for it and did so. After having the engine built and getting everything done and ready to set in the car I discovered that it's an older model engine and has no place to mount a starter. Now what I need to do is find an older model bell housing (for 326) that has starter mouting holes. I have the automatic transmission that came in the 66 Lemans.
This is a new experience and I'm learning as I go. If anybody can offer suggestions or tell me where to find an old style 326 automatic bellhousing I would appreciate it very much.
I figured it would be best to come here and ask the pro's.

thanks
 
Oops, wrong wording

I made a mistake when typing my post. Here's the breakdown on what I'm doing.

1966 Lemans
1966 4 speed transmission
1963 (or older) 326 engine.

I need a 4 speed bellhousing that will bolt up to my 1966 4 speed gear box as well as my older 326 engine. The catch is that I need one that has the starter mounted to the bellhousing.

Sorry for the confusion. Hope somebody can help.
 
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