65 Dartman
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Jim at Racer Brown has a lead on a 60’s pushbutton 727. I will close the ad if it pans out
FOUND 727/518 transmission
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7mopar
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Out put shaft design was changed internally. Plus the input shaft was redesign to drive the lockup of the converter. Valve body was also changed so the lockup would work. If your planning on building from parts it would be best to find a jobber parts book.
65 Dartman
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Jim at Racer Brown has a lead on a 60’s pushbutton 727. I will close the ad if it pans ou
MILO
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Mopar 318 and rebuilt 727 transmission
Parted out a very rusty 1975 Dodge pickup and the power train is something I’m not going to need. The engine is not stuck but I’d still consider it a core because I haven’t had it running so I don’t know how good it is inside. The trans is rebuilt but I have no idea when or how many miles are on it. I’ll assume that it’s OK because the truck got parked due to the extreme rust.
Fan blade to tail shaft, air cleaner wing nut to drain plug. Motor mounts if you want them. $400
SW Minnesota
Parted out a very rusty 1975 Dodge pickup and the power train is something I’m not going to need. The engine is not stuck but I’d still consider it a core because I haven’t had it running so I don’t know how good it is inside. The trans is rebuilt but I have no idea when or how many miles are on it. I’ll assume that it’s OK because the truck got parked due to the extreme rust.
Fan blade to tail shaft, air cleaner wing nut to drain plug. Motor mounts if you want them. $400
SW Minnesota
65 Dartman
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jim at Racer Brown found a 727 for me. Thanks to everyone who was trying to help
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