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Just curious......how many combos would a return to pressed in rocker studs affect, and when was that exception allowed? |
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Jim Mantle V/SA 6632 |
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This is interesting
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If memory serves me right ,the turboglides were only available in panel wagons ..ie bell telephones panel wagons ,work related,..ect.....were accepted later in station wagons by NHRA....could be wrong .......most people weren't even born 60 years ago ,so who can tell.
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Turboglides were available in regular production cars I believe. Saw a few but not very many. I am plenty old enough to remember those cars from my UTE ....lol
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I will admit, for the uninitiated , this does sound like brain surgery (I would guess), but the TG did in fact use 3 drive turbines. No detectable shift , but still within the paradigm of a 3 speed transmission...in my opinion. |
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My parents had a 57 Belair with a Turboglide from the factory. After it failed the second time my Dad had the dealer replace it with Turboglide.
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I was trying to type Powerglide when I said replace it with——-
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