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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Mustang / March 2007

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1967 V-8 transmission question

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Lee Modesitt (3) - 04 Mar 2007 21:16 GMT
Mine has the floor mounted vertical T-shaped handle with the 1-2-D-N-R-
P display.  I've always assumed this was automatic, but now that it
needs some transmission work someone has asked if it's a straight
drive, which would be a lot easier to work on.  Anyone know?
Jim Warman - 04 Mar 2007 21:40 GMT
I hope the guy that asked if it was a "straight drive" isn't the one that's
going to work on it....

Yes, it's an automatic... the only other possibility would be a manual shift
transmission....

If it is, indeed, a straight drive, I would guess that the flux capacitor is
shot....

> Mine has the floor mounted vertical T-shaped handle with the 1-2-D-N-R-
> P display.  I've always assumed this was automatic, but now that it
> needs some transmission work someone has asked if it's a straight
> drive, which would be a lot easier to work on.  Anyone know?
Lee Modesitt (3) - 05 Mar 2007 00:45 GMT
> I hope the guy that asked if it was a "straight drive" isn't the one that's
> going to work on it....
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> If it is, indeed, a straight drive, I would guess that the flux capacitor is
> shot....

Thanks.  It's good to know I won't need a new flux capacitor. :-0
Jim Warman - 05 Mar 2007 01:52 GMT
I'm glad to see you didn't mind me jerkin' yer chain.... I hope things go
well for you....

>> I hope the guy that asked if it was a "straight drive" isn't the one
>> that's
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>
> Thanks.  It's good to know I won't need a new flux capacitor. :-0
 
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