Technical Powerflite 2 speed Trans. PARTS!?

I spun the front pump bushing on my Powerflite. Having an incredibly difficult time trying to find the part. Looked everywhere. I live in Northern California, you'd think in this mecca of classic cars and hot rods there would be somewhere relatively close that would have the part. Any ideas??? Vintage trans shops? The only one I heard of is Trans-Matic in Glendale and the old guy there said he didn't think he had one, but I'm still waiting on his call.

 

You could try Tranny John In Rialto,Ca he might be able to help you. He rebuilt my powerflite. His number is 951-212-8774 or G & G Mopars In Colton,Ca 909-825-1231.

 

post this on www.forwardlook.net good luck!

 

It doesnt hurt to have a small pile of $30-50 trannies in a corner of the shop like i do for olds hydros

 

You may want to check to see if the old cast iron Torqueflite uses the same bushing. What year Powerflite do you have?

 

Also try wpc.com. There may be someone with a Powerflite.

 

It's a 1956 Plymouth. Would be great if the Torqueflite used the same bushing.

 

That link takes me to some housing developer.

 

Give Northweast Transmission Parts a try. They are in Ohio and only deal in vintage transmission parts.
Bill

 

Place called the internet.....once you find that .....use google. I found lots of old tranny parts that way when I rebuilt my 56 Hydramatic.

 

Give Northweast Transmission Parts a try. They are in Ohio

Northweast?? Where, exactly, is that?

Try Gene at www.restorationhydramatics.com He messes around with 50's stuff.

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Half way between East and West........but more than halfway North.......


Fatsco Transmissions.......www.fatsco.net...... specialize in older auto trans

 

Jeez! misspell one word and get burned at the stake. Sorry, it should have been Northwest Transmission Parts.
Bill

 

Try Fatsco, or Transmission Exchange, they may list parts

 

If you really get stuck and it's just a cylinder type bush, you can always get a machine shop to turn one up for you. I use bronze bush blanks and make up my own, it's usually quicker than trying to find one down here.

 

Here, try this link:
http://www.chryslerclub.org/

 

Don't know if Hemiheads carry old transmission parts, but you can look.

 

If you run out of options, I have a 56 PowerFlite laying in the shed. It's my spare for the New Yorker, but if the one in my car ever fails I'll most likely just replace it with an overdrive of some type.

 

I had great luck with Fatsco when I did my iron Torqueflite.

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Try autotran.us
Has an awsome website.
Covers most applications.
Done business with dave in the past and had great results.

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try john in williams Ca. he is on here and huge mopar dude! He runs/owns that yard along I-5.

 

Fatsco is where it's at!!

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