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1971 Ford C-4 (c4) Automatic Transmission From Ford Torino & Other Parts on 2040-parts.com

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Greenwich, Connecticut, United States

Greenwich, Connecticut, United States
1971 Ford C-4 (C4) automatic transmission from Ford Torino & other parts, image 1
“See photos - was rebuilt by Connecticut Automatic Transmission at 75,000 or so miles Aug '15, then placed in cool dry storage for about a year since. Have rebuild receipt copy for serious buyers.”
Brand:Ford Manufacturer Part Number:Unknown

LOCAL PICKUP ONLY -

LOCAL PICKUP ONLY -

LOCAL PICKUP ONLY -

DO NOT BID unless you can pick this item up.  

No, I will not ship it to you!

Got it? The 4 bidders over 3 + months who missed this glaringly obvious statement have caused a lot of grief.

This auction is for one rebuilt 1971 OEM Ford C-4 (aka C4) automatic transmission, and includes the torque converter, ATF fluid tube (now shown in photos) and dipstick (now shown in photos), and bell housing (sorry for the bad bell housing photos, its under other parts, but it is in nice shape).

This transmission was removed rebuilt in August 2015, rebuilt, then stored in a cool dry place since. 

Input shaft spines are covered with brown grease, they are not rusty (see photo).

I have rebuild receipt copy for serious buyers (rebuild cost $691, they said it was lubricated inside for long term storage), so just message me over eBay for a copy.

Car project has been cancelled.

Markings found on driver side but on 2nd / aft section are:

RFD47P7A040AA

Other side, on body, 35A and 3 AX in raised letters on the back section.

In the circular part, A above C6AP-7D027-C.





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