ALUMINUM CASE T-10 CHECKING WHAT VEHICLE

[chevman71]

Seeing if I could get some help identifing a T-10 aluminum case. Case is stamped WL2922(which is 4-speed, Dec 29th 1962, second shift) but has a partial vin of 149099. Check to see if anyone knows what kind of a car this is from and if it is worth rebuilding. Thanks for any help, Randy

[Fast67VelleN2O]

What is the tail shaft casting number and is there a letter before the partial vin?
-Matt

[Verne_Frantz]

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: chevman71</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Seeing if I could get some help identifing a T-10 aluminum case. Case is stamped WL2922(which is 4-speed, Dec 29th 1962, second shift) but has a partial vin of 149099. Check to see if anyone knows what kind of a car this is from and if it is worth rebuilding. Thanks for any help, Randy </div></div>

Actually &quot;L&quot; is November. Looks to be from an early '63 passenger car. A few plants neglected to stamp the plant letter in front of the sequence number. Does it have a front bearing retainer for a small hole bell or a large hole. Easy way to tell is if the retainer extends past the bolt heads.

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[chevman71]

Casting # for tail shaft is T10-7D 3813490 DATED 11 2 62. There wasn't a letter before the partial vin. Thanks, Randy

[chevman71]

Thanks for the info, looks like small hole bellhousing(retainer doesn't expand past bolts) Does that put in the Impala, caprice style cars? tailshaft has bowtie on it.

[Verne_Frantz]

That would make it for a Biscayne, Belair, Impala (1963) with a 327/300hp. I might be able to narrow down the plant if you post a photo of the partial VIN since different fonts and styles were used at various plants.

Verne

[chevman71]

RNDSTARSTORM@AOL.COM (mailto:RNDSTARSTORM@AOL.COM)
If you could email me I could send a pic, not sure how to load pics on this site.
Thanks for your time, Randy

[Verne_Frantz]

Randy, Sometimes data falls into place very well to answer questions. I received the photos you sent and I can tell you that the front bearing retainer is the large diameter, meaning that the trans was from a 409 car using the 553 bellhousing. The VIN font is definitely from a Tarrytown built car. Tarrytown was one of the plants that tended to forget the letter code before the sequence number and also, they had a problem with the digit &quot;1&quot; during the '62 model year and replaced them with a &quot;1&quot; that was a little taller than the rest of the numerals (as yours is). Also, figuring the final production date of your car at the Tarrytown plant, it was assembled 1-2 days before the end of November, which matches the trans assembly date.
I don't know if any of this really helps you in any way, but the research is always interesting for me.
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[chevman71]

I really apriciate all of your information and knowledge. You have really helped me out. So this is defeinety worth rebuiding.
I also have another t-10, case date # is WE74 2(4 speed may 1964)no vin stamp, same casting #s as the first trans, identical internals and retainer. Think it is a service replacement?
And again thanks for all of your time, Randy