willysman69

Can anybody tell me how to find out what year my 727 is rumor is it came out of 68 but I would like to find some numbers on tranny to verify.Thanks

TVLynn

Good question. The only way I know of is if you have the valve body out It should have a star within a circle with a year date cast in it...

Coronet 500

Along the driver's side pan rail there is a stamped number, in the number is the date code. After '68 they added a pad, just above which has VIN stamped to it. Post up your pan rail number and we'll give it a go.

willysman69

ok the numbers i found are k368105443782197 thanks for any help

Coronet 500

If the 4378 number has a space on either side then I have it as June 1973.

mr340

Are there spaces or dashes between the numbers? If so, where are they. The date code is a 4 digit number. 2197 converts to 8-3-67

willysman69

yes there is spacing between the 4378 and the rest of the numbers. are these ok transmissions thanks

Coronet 500

There were some minor improvements made after 1970 but a 727 is a good tough transmission. Improve it to match your power and planned useage, stock ones will take alot of torque.

willysman69

now im really confused there are spaces between some of the numbers and was thoght to have a 73 with the 4378 number

Coronet 500

That long number should be in three groupings, the center or second group (4 digit) number will be the date code based on the chrysler 10,000 day calender.

mr340

Forget what I said, Coronet 500 is correct, and you could have found this out with a simple google search.