I assume that means LoadFlite A-100 cable shift trans were only made in 1964 and 1965.
Which contradicts the Fbook A-100 group's opinion, at least if I understand their opinions as reported by Neal.
Thanks,
Gary H.
> -------Original Message-------
> From: 'Doug' via The 1962 to 1965 Mopar Mail List Clubhouse
>
> 64 65 cable shift trannys are or were only made for those 2 years,
>
> On Friday, September 8, 2023 at 09:10:14 AM EDT, neal zimmerman
> wrote:
>
> I signed up for the facebook a100 community group, as it seemed to be
> the most active. I already posted that question Gary about the tranny
> situation and everybody said no. I too had wondered, well was a 1964
> a100
> a pushbutton ( answer was no). And also I wondered about that 1965 one
> year only quasi typewriter transmission issue and they said no. We
> shall see. Haven't got it back here yet, (bought up in Washington).
> The guy had rebuilt a 318LA engine and Pat blais rebuilt the tranny.
> But hadnt got around to installing motor. Hence the "missing " torque
> convertor issue. The motor and trany alone was worth what I paid for
> it.
> And the body on the thing is amazing, very solid and rust free, even
> the roof, which is a real issue on these things. And darn near
> straight.
> No worries, whatever issues or missing pieces I find, theres a
> complete one lingering in a junkyard about 30 miles away.
> Really stoked to get it home and get cracking on this thing.
>
> On Fri, Sep 8, 2023 at 4:27 AM Michael > wrote:
>
> > Neal,
> > The converter should be fine.
> > Mike
> >
> > On 9/7/2023 8:29 PM, neal zimmerman wrote:
> >
> >> Just added another 62-65 mopar to my stable. I found a screaming
> >> deal on a very solid/straight 1965 Dodge a100 sportsman 12 window
> >> van. The guy basically lost interest in his project and just about
> >> gave it away.
> >> It comes with a rebuilt 318 and 727 loadflite, but he hadnt got
> >> around to getting a torque converter yet , so I need to find one.
> >> Is the tranny in these , what is called a 727 Loadflite, basically
> >> the same as a 727 torqueflite. I know they look different.
> >> Also would the torque converter from a 1965 318poly 727 work. I
> >> have one of those laying around.
> >> Neal Zimmerman, Eugene Oregon
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