Re: big block pushbutton tranny

[Jimmy Peavy <peaver63@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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They go for $100 in my area, when you are lucky enough to find one.
I think I'd pass on that trans and find a 65 with a slip yolk.

Jimmy

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> Ok so , that 1964 Newport I was talking about yesterday with the 361 and
> a pushbutton tranny, they want 200 dollars for the tranny, as is. Is that
> a fair price? Should I press on and find another deal? Does anybody out
> there have a  Big block pushbutton 727 for sale? I want to make my 63
> Fury a 440 car, but keep the dashboard pushbuttons.
>   Neal ZImmerman, Eugene Oregon
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