Transmission Identification
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Transmission Identification
Greetings,
I have floor shift transmission that came out of my 1950 F-1.
The stamped markings are 59T-7006 DGD N-1.
Can anyone tell me if this is a four speed or 3 speed and if it really is a1950?
I am getting ready to sell it and want to be sure what it is.
Thanks.
I have floor shift transmission that came out of my 1950 F-1.
The stamped markings are 59T-7006 DGD N-1.
Can anyone tell me if this is a four speed or 3 speed and if it really is a1950?
I am getting ready to sell it and want to be sure what it is.
Thanks.
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That number is the case P/N for a '50 4-sp B-W T9, granny gear 1st, non-synchro spur gears, parts book has a note: "Lip of clutch housing has 2 cutaways"
No way to know if it is original from a casting #, but it is "correct" for a '50
No way to know if it is original from a casting #, but it is "correct" for a '50
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