4-speeds (was No Subject)

["Gary H." <62to65mopar@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

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See http://www.autohobbydigest.com/a-4spd.html for an overview of 
Chrysler A-833 4 speeds.

Check with Passion and Brewers for parts.
http://1962to1965mopar.ornocar.com/restore2003.html has their contact 
info.

Gary H. 
p.s. good deal on the parts purchase!

BRIAN RICHEL wrote:
I just bouht a 4spd. it has a alum case with a cast iron tale. can you 
guys tell me what year they started with the alum case. I cant imagine 
putting a lot of horse in front of it. also the bearing retainer is 
5.125, which I believe means it is an overdrive(not sure though). I have 
another 4spd all cast iron that im going to build it is from 71. will 
all the overdrive guts fit in a 71 cast? and were the overdrives 4+1 
gears or 3+1 gears? was the overdrive considered a 5th gear? is there 
somewhere I can get info about a 4spd and all the interchangable parts?  
                             p.s. have to brag...   bought the overdrive 
4spd ,2 hurst shifters and a bellhousing for 50.00 (I couldn't believe 
it).

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