these things are a beast!
QUIZ__ identify this drive train
Last edited by 01red28; Jun 18, 2009 at 11:39 AM.
That's not a dash mounted shifter, just a position indicator...
There were some old Chrysler products that had a push button shifter on the dash, but that's clearly not one of them.
What is it?
There were some old Chrysler products that had a push button shifter on the dash, but that's clearly not one of them.
What is it?
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Corvairs are rear engine.
That car has a driveshaft and the exhaust is from the front.
But it has a Torque convertor on the rear of the trans Axle with IRS and the only vehicle I remember seeing like that was the old `62-63 Rope drive Pontiac Tempest.
That's my guess and I'm sticking to it.
That car has a driveshaft and the exhaust is from the front.
But it has a Torque convertor on the rear of the trans Axle with IRS and the only vehicle I remember seeing like that was the old `62-63 Rope drive Pontiac Tempest.
That's my guess and I'm sticking to it.
