1963 Ford 4 Speed Manual Borg Warner T10b-1 C3aae Very Good Cond. on 2040-parts.com
Danville, Virginia, US
Here is a great transmision for someone. This transmission fits is from 1963 and was basically used on The Galaxie 500 352, 390, 406 and was also used on the 427 engines as the yellow stencil C3AAE on the lower right corner of the passenger side transmission housing indicates. Transmission shifts easily and all the gears and shafts turn smoothly. The numbers on the main housing are T10B-1, W. G. Div, W-1 with the C3AAE in yellow stencil on the lower right. Just under the T10B-1 to the right is an inverted number in a small rectangular block the has the number 1212 that is upside down. The numbers on the tail section of the transmission are T10B-7, W. G. Div, W-1, with a small rectangular block that has what looks like the letters k d on it. I can not be positive that is the letters. Very difficult to make it out. This transmission has the 9 Bolt aluminum shifter cover pattern with the date code of 8 27 62 on it. Transmission is 27 1/2" long from the bell housing to the end of the tail section. Front shaft is 1 1/16" diameter and the rear shaft is 1 1/8" diameter. The rear output shaft has one spline that has a 1/4" chip on it. This will not effect the ability of the shaft as the driveshaft yoke will extend much further up into the transmission. This transmission is also known as the Borg Warner 411 transmission. I bought this transmission to use but it has the narrow Ford bolt pattern and my bell housing has the wide Ford bolt pattern. One of those "OOPS" moments! As for shipping this item, if you have a "less than truck load" shipper in your town it would be better for you to get a quote and then pickup at the terminal. You will get a better price that way. If not then I will be glad to get a quote and let you know what the cost would be. I will need to know if you will have delivery to home or business address for any shipping quote. Transmission will be put on pallet for shipping. Weight will be approximately 90 lbs. Thanks for looking. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, PLEASE ASK.
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