Need transmission parts source

[HawkBuilder]

Hey, I've got a T10 four speed from a '62 Hawk and I need a few internal parts. Can anybody recommend a parts source? A business that & understands & sells parts for older transmissions- thanks- Jim

[Scott]

I have heard there is a place called Border's in California that has lots of the old stuff including Studebaker transmission parts. Also, Studebaker International has quite a bit. I've been told that if you need an input shaft your best bet is SI.

[PackardV8]

Hey, I've got a T10 four speed from a '62 Hawk and I need a few internal parts. Can anybody recommend a parts source? A business that & understands & sells parts for older transmissions- thanks- Jim

Specifically which internal parts? Since Ford, GM and AMC all used the T10, the bearings, gaskets and synchros are all pretty much the same and readily available. The input shaft is Stude-only.

jack vines

[rkapteyn]

Your best bet is to get a parts book and tell us which parts you need and the part number. Vendors inventory their parts by part number.
I probably have what you need.
Robert Kapteyn
studebaker@mac.com

[Commander Eddie]

Here are a couple of other resources that I have used.

http://www.fatsco.net/

http://www.nwtparts.com/

[Swifster]

There is also Richmond Gear. They bought out the T-10 from Borg-Warner and still make the 4-Speed transmission. Short of the input shaft, I would think they'd have everything else...

http://richmondgear.com/index.php/transmission

[53commander]

I used Fatsco in NJ for my F.O.M parts and when I went there they new the parts right away without even looking anything up.

[2moredoors]

Here are a couple of other resources that I have used.

http://www.fatsco.net/

http://www.nwtparts.com/

I have dealt with "http://www.nwtparts.com/" they knew their stuff and were quick to ship.

[Pop's Chariot]

I just finished up my 1962 T-10 for my Lark, all new gears 1-4 I was able to reuse my cluster gear
my input shaft (4th) came from Jon Meyer everything else is reproduction GM gears made in Italy that came from WWW.thegearbox.org I found they had the best prices.
there are 2 ratios in 62 close and wide the 2 ratios used were also used in Chevrolet so we are very lucky in that regard since the vintage "vette" crowd gave enough of a demand that all new quality internals are available.

[Alan]

You could try A&A Gear at 1402 E. Washington Blvd. in Los Angeles. Ask for George. (213-748-2194)

[karterfred88]

Don't know what you need but this seems like a good source: http://www.drivetrainpartslasvegas.c...ory_s/2083.htm