It’s past time to get it in gear and get the transmission back in shape to get the power from the newly bored out .040 351 Cleveland to the rear wheels.
With the help of my nephew Josh (thanks Josh!!) the transmission was effortlessly (ha) in to place…almost.
Here a more current status video.
All Bolted in.
Now that it’s all bolted in place, I need to work on the getting the kick down road back in place. That’s coming up next on #ProjectSportsRoof.
Thanks for reading.
Tim
#ProjectSportsRoof – 1973 Mustang
1973 Mustang Project SportsRoof – Exterior Walk-Around
Welcome back to #ProjectSportsRoof. I run my car projects much like I run my IT projects. You always have to know where to start and know the end game. As with any project that isn’t being built from scratch, in other word, you have to work with what you’ve got, …
1973 Mustang – Engine Bay Work
If you look back at #ProjectSportsRoof post you’ll see the condition engine bay. During those videos I mentioned that I was going to clean it up and hit it with a rattle can. Again this isn’t going to be a concours restoration, it’s going to look nice and it’s going …
Was the transmission resealed, or overhauled while it was out? Who did the work?
Excited to see this thing start up!
The transmission was rebuilt before it was placed in the car which was just a few months before I purchased the running project. The car originally sported a C4 transmission.