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I haven't been active at it for a few years, but I was heavily into resto-modding vintage RC cars. Upgrading the electronics, beefing up whatever was a wink link, etc.
Gallery of some vintage RC car builds
I also play the drums and jam with my band every Sunday. We play heavier stuff like...
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Depth of the pan has nothing to do with it. What you have is converter drain back which is normal. When the car sits the converter slowly drains back raising the level. The longer it sits the more it will drain back until it finds a happy level.
Yes it is possible to reuse it, depends on how well it aged. Only way to know it's to take it apart. The razor knife is the wrong tool for this.
Remove trim, unlock the lock strip and open up the gasket. On a warm day put the car out in the sun before you try pushing the glass out.
My reasoning is simple. I don't know what the federal regulations about such things are and frankly I don't want to spend the time to learn and keep up with them as they change. I also dont want to be worried about being under scrutiny of the alphabet govt people
Your dipstick placement in relation to the tube sounds normal for a 727 and you will lose fluid from the trans when the tube is removed. Check the fluid level at idle with the trans in neutral.
Because of the increased pan depth your trans may have been fitted with a filter extension, either...