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A customer in Texas sent us these transmission gearbox castings from a 1951 pickup truck, and asked us to build the rest of the unit. Since he's planning on putting the unit into a hot rod, he wanted it real pretty so he had the castings chrome plated. Hopefully, the car will show off the transmission a little bit.
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Re: Early Ford Transmission in Chrome I wonder if he had them baked after plating.
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Re: Early Ford Transmission in Chrome Beautiful!
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Re: Early Ford Transmission in Chrome WOW! Beautiful! $$$$
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Re: Early Ford Transmission in Chrome Very Nice!!!
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Re: Early Ford Transmission in Chrome my tranny looked pretty good when i put it in. haven't seen it since
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Re: Early Ford Transmission in Chrome Smooth surface + chrome = less wind resistance .we all know that. I do like it and I'd
really like to see photos of the whole truck especially the road side. Charlie ny |
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Re: Early Ford Transmission in Chrome Not sure how I feel about a chromed transmission...I may have to reflect on it for a while.
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Re: Early Ford Transmission in Chrome Nice looking, did the plating effect the bores?
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Re: Early Ford Transmission in Chrome How do you prevent the inside of the case from getting plated during the plating process?
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Re: Early Ford Transmission in Chrome Wow It should look great in a show car. I wouldn't run that on the street. JMHO
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Re: Early Ford Transmission in Chrome I would put a window in the floorboard, and lighting.
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Re: Early Ford Transmission in Chrome Used to see them once in a while in show cars. They would jack up one side of the car and put lots of spotlights and angel hair underneath it. They also usually had a big mirror on the floor.
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Re: Early Ford Transmission in Chrome I was concerned about the bearing bores and the bolt hole threads, but all was good. It didn’t appear that the plating was in the bearing bores, and, in fact, the bearing fit was good. So, we had no assembly issues.
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