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Old 01-06-2010, 05:03 PM
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Default Early bellhousing

Just randomly looking for bellhousings and I came across this

At first I thought it could be a 58-60 housing since that's kind of what it looks like to me. But look how the clutch fork hole is below the starter

IDK anything about early 50s bellhousings but I noticed that it has the big hole for the muncie type bearing retainer.

So, did pontiac go from a big hole like this one in the early 50s then back to the small hole from 55-57 and then big hole again from 58+?

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ooops forgot the link

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1950-...item2c527f0832

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Old 01-06-2010, 05:59 PM
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Default bellhousing

ifyou look at the other items he has it looks like he took apart a early fifties straight 8 pontiac car. i do not think this will fit the v 8 mike

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I know, I don't think it will fit either. My question was on the hole for the trans, not which motors it would fit

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This one looks to me like an early 50's Chevy bellhousing OR... a Canadian Pontiac bellhousing. (which used a Chevy driveline. The casting number, which is barely readable, seems to back this up.

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Oh really?

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Not early Chevy as the starter is on the wrong side. Maybe it is old Pontiac inline 6 or 8. Don't know where the starter was on those.

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It looks similar to the Pontiac unit, but the part # doesn't match the MPC part #514001 for the Pontiac L-head bellhousing , 6 or 8.

http://pontiacsafari.com/MPC/Pages/page_0055.jpg

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