SOLD Early cable shift 727
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FWIW the two I can see the back end of appear to be 65 not 64.... One definitely has a slider yoke, the other looks like it takes a slider yoke... 64 takes a bolt on flange...
swampdonkey
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65 is more desirable than 64 since it allows you to use a normal driveshaft but still uses cable shift allowing folks to update earlier cars without getting rid of their typewriter....
swampdonkey
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I was under the impression you could get either one flange or yoke style in 65 I would think the yoke style would be the ones like mine
64 = Flange
65 = Slider Yoke
65 = Slider Yoke
swampdonkey
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Ok good money are sliders
What input shaft do the converters use ?
Early or late ? I think the early shaft is 19 spline and the late is 24
Early or late ? I think the early shaft is 19 spline and the late is 24
swampdonkey
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Yes all are 19 spline one stock one TCI 3000 and one Frank Lupo I believe 9"
Check ya PM's
swampdonkey
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What are you calling a PM
Wish I was at that step for parts on my 64. Console looks nice.
PM = Personal Message
PM = Personal Message
swampdonkey
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Nice driver quality
swampdonkey
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Yes I have two with different geat ratio
C_B5
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Both transmissions are 1965 big block 727’s and use the slip yoke.
Trans Part# 2466147 is a 1965 (late) 727 big block transmission and uses the slip yoke.
Trans Part # 2466112 is the early part number.
Both Originally found in B or C bodies with 361-383-413 engines.
Definitely one of the most desireable pushbutton / cable operated transmissions.
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