A Very Special 727

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VOETOM

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Guess what I am honored to be able to work on!

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Pretty much the same but yes sir. 70 440 six barrel from a non a body (Superbird) . It is really cool playing with these 55 year old HD parts.
 
The "band" is a dead giveaway. Done plenty of those transmission over the years. The original band and drums are now extremely expensive.
 
I think the last one the core charge on a relined band was $250.00. But they would not send it to me until they received my core.
 
I use Alabama Band and from what I recall, they were really fair. Been a while on the HEMI band though. This one is still the original lining.
 
Hey now, I actually have a /6 head off a marine version.....
 
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HEY Tom , Lon in Des Moines here, long time since we chatted.
That's a cool build, I still have the same pictured parts on the shelf new old stock, never know when I might need them yet.
Very cool build.
Lon
 
Hi Lon! You have frictions lying around for these big beasts too? Factory ones?
 
I happened to find the originals the other day so they are on the way. For a good price too.
 
Ready for another 54 years of service behind a 440 six barrel. Note: he did not want it to look as if it had been rebuilt so I removed the greasy loose stuff and left the 55 years of baked-on stuff. It's clean inside though!

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SMCARNUT said:
I think the last one the core charge on a relined band was $250.00. But they would not send it to me until they received my core.
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I spent a lot of time in the transmission parts industry. HEMI bands always C.I.F. REBUILDABLE core in first. The company that relined our bands had that policy carved in stone.
 
SMCARNUT said:
The "band" is a dead giveaway. Done plenty of those transmission over the years. The original band and drums are now extremely expensive.
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Double wrap Hemi band. I sold a few of those back in the 70's while at the speed shop. We sold B&M products.
 
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