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#4892 02/22/2002 3:21 PM
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My 4 speed transmission needs rebuilt
in my 1952 Chev Half ton.
Where can I take it or ship it to have it
Professionally ?????? rebuilt
I want it to be like new, all new bearings,
thrust washers,gaskets,anything that needs replaced. It still works but noisy and leaks
at the gaskets etc.
with 2000 members there has to be a few with an opinion of where to take or send for a quality restoration.
Waiting for your input
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#4893 02/22/2002 4:17 PM
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National Transmission in Denver should have one.
I sent them a core a while ago for that very transmission.


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#4894 02/23/2002 5:42 AM
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I will give them a call thanks
what are they paying you for a core ??
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#4895 02/23/2002 10:57 AM
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In IN, we have Power Train place that will rebuild any trans, rear or driveshafts from bigger trucks. I have asked about the 420 there myself. Local yard guy says the main gear clusters in 4spds can be $400 or more for new one. I would bet new bearings, seals, gaskets would be all you would need and you could do that yourself. Sometimes the first/reverse gears are bad as they are straight cut and no synchros and get "ground" when shifted into. I think Power Train is a national or at least Midwest company. Go to truck stops and pick-up some of the free books/catalogs in the Lounge area. They have shops and repair places listed in them from all over country.


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