Ok, here's the deal. This is supposedly out of a 66 Dodge, and is a manual transmission. I'm interested in this for the 67 Belve. I have not seen it for myself, but here is what I've received:

On the trans there's a smooth type flat area, 2 numbers, one has been kinda stamped over the other,the 1st is 9G211333 over a PP8332753.

Then there's H-3 C99129 on the case to the front, then to the tailcone is a 3, just ahead of it is a C-991127, the bellhousing is a 2463019, and below that is a strange stamping DP over a CD,the P has a long tail thats splits the CD.

Thanks!!

 

Looks to me like it's a '69 A-833 Build date is 2/9/69.THe donor car was built in St.Louis. Hope this helps

 

Any pics of the tranny? I'm terrible with numbers and dates and all that fun stuff.

 

On the money Mr 340

 

Sometimes they are easy to identify...

 

No, I'm trying to get pictures from the guy. It's a long drive up there to see for myself.

That bellhousing casting number indicates its an 11" clutch A-833 from a 1964 B body; it is cast iron.


I asked him if it was a ball and trunion style or the regular type, but he isn't a Mopar guy. I'll need to send HIM a couple pics too it seems.

 

I can just imagine if what. Lol