Transmission identification
#1
Transmission identification
Hoping someone can help me identify this transmission I removed from a 1960 F100 with a 302. I know it's not original but am trying to figure out what it is. It's all cast iron including top plate, 5-speed with a home brew adapter to the 302 bell housing. I'm assuming it is out of a military truck due to the color, but it has no identifying marks other than the casting number in the second pic:
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#2
I think you have a Clark, and it might be a 207vo. Those were found in late '40s/early '50s GM trucks, including military.
Do a google search by "clark 207vo" and you will find a bunch of hits. Oddly, when I try to post the image only, the pictures won't come up. When I went to the sites, the pictures were gone also. But there are several very clear shots of that "5455" casting number, as well as the general case shape etc.
More talking about it:
1949 GMC Transmission Identification | Big Bolts | The Stovebolt Forums
That's probably a good setup if it all still works. Crash box though, ain't it?
Do a google search by "clark 207vo" and you will find a bunch of hits. Oddly, when I try to post the image only, the pictures won't come up. When I went to the sites, the pictures were gone also. But there are several very clear shots of that "5455" casting number, as well as the general case shape etc.
More talking about it:
1949 GMC Transmission Identification | Big Bolts | The Stovebolt Forums
That's probably a good setup if it all still works. Crash box though, ain't it?
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