Re: 727 Loadflite questions

["62-65-mail-list-club-Gary-H" <62-65-mail-list-club@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks. After I sent my reply I thought about the tail shaft could be different. Seems that is partly it. 

The photo of the 1967-1970-727 with that shows the difference and that mounting arm. 

My question is, since the 1965 TorqueFlite was unique in that it used cables activated by a lever (not buttons), does that mean the 1965 A-100 LoadFlite was one year only too? I guess it may look like the 1967-1970 unit except for having shift cables instead of shift levers?

Thanks,
Gary H. 

>  -------Original Message-------
>  From: neal zimmerman
>  
>  Heres a picture.
>  https://www.dodgea100.com/1967-1970-727-transmission-in-bloomington-mn/
>  
>  
>  On Thu, Sep 7, 2023 at 6:23 PM neal zimmerman
>  wrote:
>  
>  > well for the little vans the tranny was very stubby, and had a
>  > strange arm that went upwards through which a bolt and bushing went
>  > through it to mount it to the frame. It kind of hangs by it.
>  > But it is still a 727 not a 904. Some guys resort to the more
>  > standar torqueflite but you have to do some pretty major wizardry to
>  > cross member it. If the guy hadn't had the correct tranny with the
>  > van ,
>  > I might have passed on it.
>  > Neal
>  >
>  > On Thu, Sep 7, 2023 at 6:06 PM 62-65-mail-list-club-Gary-H
>   wrote:
>  >
>  >> Congratulations Neal on your new A-100.
>  >>
>  >> My memory is that a "LoadFlite" transmission is just the name
>  >> Dodge gave a TorqueFlite when the transmissions were installed in
>  >> Dodge trucks.
>  >>
>  >> If that memory is correct then the LoadFlite should look like a
>  >> 727 TorqueFlite. What looks different?
>  >>
>  >> Thanks,
>  >> Gary H.
>  >>
>  >>> -------Original Message-------
>  >>
>  >>>
>  >>> Just added another 62-65 mopar to my stable. I found a
>  >> screaming deal
>  >>> on a very solid/straight 1965 Dodge a100 sportsman 12 window
>  >> van. The
>  >>> guy basically lost interest in his project and just about gave
>  >> it
>  >>> away.
>  >>> It comes with a rebuilt 318 and 727 loadflite, but he hadnt got
>  >>> around to getting a torque converter yet , so I need to find
>  >> one. Is
>  >>> the tranny in these , what is called a 727 Loadflite, basically
>  >> the
>  >>> same as a 727 torqueflite. I know they look different.
>  >>> Also would the torque converter from a 1965 318poly 727 work. I
>  >> have
>  >>> one of those laying around.
>  >>> Neal Zimmerman, Eugene Oregon
>  >>> --
>  >>
>  >> --
>  >> 

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