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No. I was just pup then. I'm not quite as old as you, Clem.
And here's where these trannys were built -- Muncie Indiana. These pics were taken in April of 2007, when the plant was being dismantled. Would'a loved to make a long sidewalk using those Chevrolet bricks of the smokestack.
And here's where these trannys were built -- Muncie Indiana. These pics were taken in April of 2007, when the plant was being dismantled. Would'a loved to make a long sidewalk from using those Chevrolet bricks of the smokestack.
That smokestack is proof we were once a great "working" country that built great products. Just the skilled labor in that stack alone is pretty awesome. "Chevrolet". Kinda sad they tore it down.
And here's where these trannys were built -- Muncie Indiana. These pics were taken in April of 2007, when the plant was being dismantled. Would'a loved to make a long sidewalk from using those Chevrolet bricks of the smokestack.
You are correct. T-10's for C3 cars. I don't remember exactly what year I shot the pic but I think it was in the late 70's.
Yes the top transmission without the cardboard sleeve shows they are 26 spline input shafts and you can see the black iron cover on one on the back. Its from the later 70's
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