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#59718 04/27/2006 3:20 AM
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I have been running a 4 on the floor( granny low) for the last 23 years in my 50 Chevy. From the factory she was sporting the 3 on the tree. Broke two of them and switched to the 4 speed. I just found a 3 speed with overdrive and plan on installing it in the next month. I saved all the old linkage and the mixer,or shift box. My question is what is there to rebuild the mixer. I tore mine apart, nothing but a spring inside besides old grease, Is the rebuild the new bellow on the ends of the shaft? Or is this one missing parts? Am also going to open drive line 373 gears out of a 67 Chevy 1/2 ton.Is there a picture of the linkage setup somewhere. Dave


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#59719 04/27/2006 4:36 AM
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Dave--

Have you considered just usin a 3sp with a floor shifter--I've got the tranny you describe and it works fine. smile


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The selector box is easy to o-haul. If the levers are worn & grooved you can build them up with weld & grind & file it down. They work slick when they are right & are very nastalgic. It,s surprizing how many people can,t drive them.


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