Thread: Need help from a mopar expert
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05-10-2004 09:36 AM #1
Need help from a mopar expert
I was wondering what manual tranny would work for a 318 or 331. I am looking for one that I can keep the 3 in a tree on the car but go with a "newer" engine for my 49 ply.
Thanks
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05-10-2004 11:07 AM #2
Hay i my name is caleb i am 16 i am redoing my car and i was wanting to no if there is anything i should no it is a 1955 desoto.dose any one where to get any parts from?
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05-10-2004 08:46 PM #3
Joker: CYM
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05-11-2004 02:07 AM #4
Hey Joker, how's the project coming along?? It would seem that most any 3 speed that will fit the motor combo you choose could have your linkage adapted to fit it. May take a bit of engineering. I would still be glad to give ya back the $100.00 ya paid for it and just come get the car???? Tee Hee HeeYesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
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Learning must be difficult for those who already know it all!!!!
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05-11-2004 09:21 PM #5
Well Dave, all together it costed $400 to buy it and tow it home as I had to rent a Uhaul to get it. But I am currently hand sanding the body piece by piece and primering it. Just finished the hood only took 2 sundays to get everything cleaned and primered, about 6 hours worth of work. Next I will be taking the trunk lid off and doing that then to the doors. Leaving the main body for last.
Just figured as I am going to pull it off the frame soon I might start figuring out a driveline so I only have to take the body off once.
Castle what exactly does CYM mean?Last edited by joker51; 05-11-2004 at 09:25 PM.
1949 Plymouth Club Coupe Still in pieces.
1979 International Scout Travler with SOA, 345 Engine and 727 AT
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05-12-2004 08:30 AM #6
See your mail (CYM).
I sent you a link to a web site that has some tranny experts to help you with your task.
I've only had the auto 727/904s so I wasn't sure.
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05-12-2004 08:15 PM #7
sorry CastleI didn't see it until now, thanks for the link.Last edited by joker51; 05-12-2004 at 08:17 PM.
1949 Plymouth Club Coupe Still in pieces.
1979 International Scout Travler with SOA, 345 Engine and 727 AT
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05-12-2004 08:24 PM #8
Don't know where it went, just used your email button below the post.
http://www.moparstyle.net
Is a good site for all things Mopar. These guys know VIN codes down to nuts and bolts.
I'm in your era for vehicles, so I like to use this site for Hotrod stuff (body, etc) and mechanical things I go to the other.
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05-12-2004 08:34 PM #9
thanks Castle, sorry I saw it after I posted, I edited the post but you must have read it before I edited it. Thanks again1949 Plymouth Club Coupe Still in pieces.
1979 International Scout Travler with SOA, 345 Engine and 727 AT
You're welcome Mike, glad it worked out for you. Roger, it's taken a few years but my inventory of excess parts has shrunk a fair bit from 1 1/2 garage stalls to about an eight by eight space. ...
1968 Plymouth Valiant 1st Gen HEMI