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Re: Muncie Transmission
If it's an "F",and not an "R",that would stand for FLINT Michigan Assembly plant.In 1967-68-69,they were only manufacturing the Larger GM "B" body:
Chevy Impala-Biscayne-Bel Air-Caprice. Pontiac Catalina-Excutive-Bonneville. Oldsmobile Delta 88. |
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Re: Muncie Transmission
Since it is a Muncie M-20 could it be for a GTO because I wouldn't imagine a full size family type car having a 4 on the floor. I quite sure that it is a letter F.
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Re: Muncie Transmission
Alan
I'm not up on the Indians much,but I don't think the Flint plant produced the GTO during the date of your transmission. 1967-68 GTO VIN Plant Codes B=Baltimore,MD G=Framingham,MA K=Kansas City,MO P=Pontiac,MI Z=Fremont,CA Family size GM cars could & did receive the Muncie 4SPD back then. For Chevrolet "B" Body: *In 1967, 14,600 got the M-20. *In 1968, 6,596 got the M-20,& 1,052 got the M-21,& Only 124 got the M-22. |
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Re: Muncie Transmission
Rick,
I guess that pretty much identifies this thing then. It must have come from a 1967 Impala or such. You have been a big help for me, thanks for all the information about it. Alan |
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