Transmission / Overdrive: Looking for an R10 overdrive case....

[64V-K7]

... for a 1942 transmission. Case has R10B-1R embossed on the outside .. Case was damaged by repair shop.

Anyone having one or knowing of one, please contact

35bowtiejoe@gmail.com

thx

[35joe]

... for a 1942 transmission. Case has R10B-1R embossed on the outside .. Case was damaged by repair shop.

Anyone having one or knowing of one, please contact

35bowtiejoe@gmail.com

thx

Below R10B-1R is says T-291
I have pics upon request
thx. Joe

[jerezstude]

Joe
I probably have one, does you transmission have a flanged or slip yoke.
Jerry Kurtz
York Pa

[35joe]

Not sure. I would say flanged. Does yours have R10B-??
I have pics or if you could email me your pics it would be much appreciated
I also found out that R10B-1G fits
thx Joe

[jerezstude]

Joe
The picture you are showing is of a later model transmission. The R10 is a very common housing used from 47-57. The housing for the 42 should read R7 but I believe the 42 has a slip yoke while the R10 uses a flange. Not sure what you have.
Jerry Kurtz

[35joe]

Thank you for responding. I could be wrong with my research. Nobody positively identified the application. My unit is a R10B-1R. The R10B-1G has the same case. Thats all I have so far. Any further help is much appreciated.

[RadioRoy]

Could the numbers on the case be casting numbers? There might be several differently machined cases with the same number on them.

[35joe]

Overdrive Pic

This is what I have to go off of:

[35joe]

Anyone? T86E-1A tranny is one application. R10B-1G and R10B-1G are the only two numbers on the case that seem to be the same overdrives.