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#475019 11/24/2008 10:58 PM
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Hello all,
I wish to go back to the "three on the tree." I currently have the tranny on the floor. I just had my tranny rebuilt for the original transmission. I am now looking for a company that can help me with the linkage restoration and parts..Brothers? Golden State Parts? Jim Carter? Any help would be great! Thanks!

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What year model / type is your truck? I am removing the 3 speed out of our 1965 C-10 and am installing a 700R4 auto. I may have some linkage parts you need if you have the same kind of truck.


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As many T-5 that have been put in looking at this site. I will bet there are plenty of people with some linkage. You might post in the truck parts wanted forum https://www.stovebolt.com/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php?ubb=postlist&Board=17&page=1

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Red65,
Sorry, forgot to mention that....I have a stock 1957 Chevy.
I will also be listing in the for sale group the tranny I pull out of this truck. Thanks for the link Neilroy!


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You might try looking in the Swap Meet section. Check with JIMBO59, he might have one.


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Does anyone have a few pictures of the linkage between the tranny and shifter box on a 55 thru 59 Chevy 3 on the tree? I am missing some parts and the assy. manual really does not show a very clear picture of what I am missing.
Thank you,

Jon


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the shop manual has a pretty detailed pic, section 7 Jon ... not many parts, just 2 rods and the arms they attach to on each end .... note 55 is different

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go to ebay and search a 57 chevy there was a yard in your area parting several last month may be able to pull all the parts and know how they go back togather.
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I would call Jim Carters Truck Parts. I am sure if he don't have the used parts he knows someone that does and can hook you up.


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Just so I understand.
There are 2 rods one is for 2nd and 3rd and the other is 1st and reverse. Each attach onto the tranny shifter lever (Section-7 figure 1 #29 and 28 and Fig. 3 in 1957 Chevy Shop Manual). Then the other end right onto the shifter box?
Heck if that is the case,,,,I got everything! Just need to remember what box it all is in!
Thanks group!

Jon

Last edited by UnklRod; 07/13/2009 2:28 AM.

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you got it, Jon, 2 levers on the shift box, 2 levers on the trans, 2 rods between .... might also need some bushings at each end, especially if the rod ends or lever holes are worn at all, bronze works better than rubber

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