How much would it be to convert a 1960s scout into an automatic?
I just want to know how much it would be, I don't want to buy an automatic one, because I don't think there were any made. I also would be using chevy or ford parts. Or do you have suggestions on what parts I could use?
Why would you want to? Are you crippled? In any case, it depends totally on the engine it has (or what engine you plan to put in it), as the bell-housings for automatic transmissions can be extremely different. I personally wouldn't budget less than $3,000 for such a project, and that's doing much of the work myself - which you are clearly not competent or knowledgeable enough to do - so figure double that at a shop. Furthermore, even if you could accomplish the difficult and expensive task, the vehicle would be ruined in the eyes of most people - a car or truck is only original and stock once.
Bottom line, don't be a wuss. Just learn to drive a manual.
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