Torqueflite transmission

[Drago]

Hi guys....

Could you please tell me which kit offers a torqueflite transmission????

Tks!

[charlie8575]

Old cast-iron TorqueFlite: AMT 1957 Chrsyler 300.

Slant 6s and most small-blocks: Lindberg 1964 Dodge 330 (I think that one is the 904.)

I'm not sure if anyone makes a 727 (Big-block) at present or at least recently, however, I imagine most of the Jo-Han Chryslers of the '60s would have one that would make a good start.

For clarification, I remember reading that the transmission the 1958 Plymouth is a PowerFlite, the 2-speed automatic. Can anyone confirm this?

Charlie Larkin

[Eshaver]

Personally I have always liked the Linburg/ I M C Lil Red Wagon kit to raid pieces from . The transmission from the Hemi will yield a nice three spd 727 ! Ed Shaver

[Chuck Most]

Bandit Resins does long and short tail Torqflites. I think they're Three bucks a pop, plus shipping and handling.

[Roadkill2525]

R-M '71 GTX, 727 on a 440

[my name is nobody]

R-M '71 GTX, 727 on a 440

Bingo. thats a good setup too. it's also in the Monogram '71 Satellite.

[Bruno]

R-M '71 GTX, 727 on a 440

Ha! Didn't know this one had an automatic transmission. Gotta get this kit...

[Bridgebuster]

Hi guys....

Could you please tell me which kit offers a torqueflite transmission????

Tks!

I've gotten several 727s, and some other trannys, from MAD (Morgan Automotive Detail).

http://www.lpstech.com/mad.htm

Kris Morgan has some really neat stuff besides trannys and has always given me outstanding service!.

[Drago]

Thanks a lot guys!!! I appreciated that!

Phil, thank you for the link!