Request for PD drawings or photographs of Powerglide

[Nikolas Ojala]

There are no images of Powerglide transmission on Wikimedia Commons.
See: https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.p ... fulltext=1

Anyone who has a decent digital camera and a Powerglide transmission waiting for overhaul is able to take a picture, upload it to Wikimedia Commons and declare it as a public domain picture. The picture could be used to illustrate a Wikipedia article.
See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Powerglide

[Kevin Johnson]

Why don't you contact GM below and see if they have some nice technical drawings they would allow to be posted? Nice PR for them.


https://www.gmheritagecenter.com/about- ... index.html

[Nikolas Ojala]

Why don't you contact GM below and see if they have some nice technical drawings they would allow to be posted? Nice PR for them.


https://www.gmheritagecenter.com/about- ... index.html

That is a good idea, indeed.

[pdq67]

Nikolas,

Do you have any idea where at Ford I would find copies of the 1969 Cougar Eliminator 2-speed rear end?

pdq67

[Walter R. Malik]

A 40 year old transmission "Motors Manual" should be available in a large library or maybe somewhere on here.

[Kevin Johnson]

http://www.camaros.net/forums/showpost. ... ostcount=6

MondayFebruary122007.jpg

MondayFebruary1220073.jpg

http://www.mercurycougar.net/forums/sho ... #post37610

Gear Vendors two speed overdrive

They [69 Cougars] were never sold to the public with the two speed axle.

There is an aftermarket overdrive that is made by Gear Vendors that takes the place of your tailshaft and does the same thing, turning the transmission of your choice into an overdrive. You can figure on $3500 or so to get all the parts needed, installation would be extra if you can't do it yourself.

[pdq67]

I had that mag years ago, but it got away from me because of all the moving we did back then.

And thanks for posting the article.

pdq67