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Im doubting this now as Blue doesnt recognise it and it says it has a square head. .....mmmmmm......Im intrigued now ....

Bit more AI digging

I did a google image search and it came up with it being typical of a Mopar trans casting.....may narrow it down to at least knowing it is part of the gearbox and hasnt crept in somehow....

Section 21. 1 Auto trans......

Just had a look through the 3 books I have that may assist. The assembly manual just shows the trans as a 'bolt in' unit without any exploded diagrams. The Torqueflite book has hundred of photos but nothing obvious on first glance. My factory manual has the cross section diagram but nothing in the ...

Spoke to someone who also knows Terry and is in touch at shows who says he thinks Terry would have done anything it needed himself. Mechanics and garages that work on old cars are apparently becoming few and far between in the Midlands and Terry is a competent guy.

He (not Terry) saw your car at ...

Absolutely stunning!!!!

Im not sure who looked after it mechanically but can find out. Terry did a bit here and there on his cars but not everything. It featured at the NEC as Terry was one of a handful of us who were early members of the now massive Midlands based 'Coleshill Breakfast Club' car club about 10 years ago ...

Superb set of pics Derek, thanks for taking all that time to share them. The cars are all crackers. Love the black Chrysler Three Hundred but my 'money no object' car would be the 68 Shelby.... Dream material

Lovely car. Used to belong to a friend of mine called Terry who lived in Nuneaton. It did the rounds a lot at Midlands Car Shows including the NEC. I cant remember the history prior to Terry owning her unfortunately. Great looking C body

You are more than capable I would say. I did bike gearboxes when I was in my early teens with my dad. I learned quickly to be meticulously clean in the shed and to take each piece out and lay them in order exactly as they came off. If I had done loads, I could have used experience and just wash the ...

Good luck with this. I will have a go at most things and would do as you are doing too if I had to but all due respect for getting stuck in \:D/ I always think there is a huge pile of special Mopar tools needed but apparently not. Lots of Youtube stuff on rebuilds and luckly Blue and Cannonball on ...

Great work! You have been busy and will definately be gettng to know your car really well now. Summer is on its way. Thanks for the update and always love to see pics of what you are doing if you get a chance to post them up

Cheers Steve

Cheers Ali, sharpie and tyre paint....what could go wrong eh!! Luckily it has worked well