Reg Evans

No pictures here either.

Does anyone know if records were kept by year for the number of cars built with the dual side mounts ? How about the extra cost ?

Does anyone know if records were kept by year for the number of cars built with the dual side mounts ? How about the extra cost ?

I had to wire mine up too because the previous owner had made a flat piece of steel with two holes for mounting. The holes elongated and the trans would slip out of gear occasionally with a horrible bang upon acceleration. Works good for now.

My 33 Ply has them but the fenders are different so I can't help except with maybe some photo inspiration.

Yes, it will fit. It's a 218 from a 1948-49 Dodge pickup.

HAPPY B-DAY JACK !!!

Mine has a piece of strap steel with a hole at each end that holds the linkage forward.

Holy moly. At least it has an upgraded ventilation system.

Well, I bought it several years ago to use on a car I no longer own so it's now for sale for the $100 I paid for it plus shipping. if anyone is interested email me at rego@hughes.net Thanks, Reg

What would this trans be for ? It has 12-18 on the other side.

Could the other be for a truck ?

Would that tranny also work for a 1935 dodge ?

Since your cable is broken cut off 6" from the speedo end, put it in your drill and in reverse gear see if it works smoothly. Try a drop of oil if it's sticking.

The fluid drive coupling is kind of like two opposing fans close to each other. One fan turns the other. There is no mechanical connection between the fans.

Only about 3.5 hours left on the auction. http://www.ebay.com/itm/122233891254?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649

Well, here's what I know. Both the 33 and 34 Plymouths did not have a water distribution tube in the top of the block and the water jacket around the cylinders did not extend all the way down to the bottom of the bore. Neither of the 33-34 heads will interchange with the 35 and later engines.

I believe the answer is .........................YES.

Very NICE !!! Back to 137 horses !

YEAH, THEY WERE ONE OF MY FAVORITES EVEN BEFORE I FOUND ONE. Wow John, how fortunate to have found your dad's old car !

I've listed this on eBay. 1 day left. Thanks. http://www.ebay.com/itm/122215613670?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649

Here is my 35 Dodge.

Blakew, I want to install seat belts in my 33 PD 4 dr sedan and wondered if you had any photos of your installation. Did you have to cut slots on the back of the front seat ? Thanks, Reg

From the door, bedside and windshield it looks like a 35 to 38.

My old 35 Dodge engine is pretty dirty inside so when I use detergent oil it turns black in a day or so. If I run non-detergent oil in it the color stays like the color of honey for months. Just my experience.