Johnny might be right, if it's got some GM numbers, it very well could be out of an early block. I'd forgot about those and I've removed one before. If it's got factory stampings and GM markings, I bet Johnny's got you in the right arena. Since you've seen it and we haven't, you might want to review some tri-5 cites or ebay listings to locate this adapter plate and see if it's the same. If so, it's worth some bucks. If it's aftermarket to mate different automatics those tend to run about 60 or 80 bucks new (again, check Jegs or Summit, they sell those different adapters to mate a chevy automatics to other engines and to made chevy engines to other transmissions). Brett.