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Need helping finding tranny model # 120-130

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posted by  JohnMc on  Sat Apr 3 05:02 CST 2004
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That would be a somewhat late model M40. The short shift lever on the extension means it either fit into an 1800 or a 72(?) on 140 series. And the cable clutch lever indicates it is either from an 1800E/ES or a 140 series. And since every single 1800 transmission I've ever seen had an OD (although I'm sure at least some were made without), this doesn't. So I'd guess it's from a 72 - 75 140 series car.

I guess it could possibly be an M400 - a non-OD version of the M410? As would have been fitted to a 4 spd 160 series? Dunno about that, my best guess would stil be M40.






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