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#483070 12/17/2008 2:31 AM
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I was looking through the sale ads recently and found a Borg Warner OD tranny for sale. They say it came from an AMC and thought it would fit a Ford. I'm hoping to hear from them sometime soon with some casting numbers. What units are I hoping for to fit my 64?
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Tramp #483235 12/17/2008 12:19 PM
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AMC used the same transmissions as ford. If this is a T5, it can fit many things. However the input shaft would need to be changed to fit the GM pilot bushing, and the input shaft retainer would need to be changed to fit the bell housing hole. If the trans is a really good price, those parts can be found cheep


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Is this the old style O-drive behind a 3 speed trans. or a later model 5 speed trans.? Either way I don't believe it will fit. They used different bolt patterns for AMC & ford then GM did.


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Most Mfg used a BW OD in conjunction with their own OEM transmissions. Many of the internal OD parts will interchange with other mfg OD units but the basic transmissions are different. Rambler used a torque tube into the mid 60's so as far as I know nothing from them would fit your truck.
What you should look for is a Chevy OD trans from 55-65 car or truck and /or a 66-69 OD which is a full syncro.
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