Re: mail Digest for 30 Nov 2004 in hour 0:00

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Justin, the upper trunnion should be the same part for 1958-69 big cars (all but American, Javelin, AMX). There are two  parts -- one for the six and one for the V-8. I'm not positive, but I think the parts interchange. Before 1963 both 6 and 8 used needle bearings. It's not a hard to find or expensive part. 1950-57 Ramblers likely used the same part, but I'm not sure. It looks the same. 

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 -------------- Original message ----------------------

> Date: Mon, 29 Nov 2004 21:51:33 -0600
> Subject: Re: '62 Parts # question
> From: Alfred T Koos <akoos@xxxxxxxx>
> 
> On Mon, 29 Nov 2004 11:54:53 -0800 (PST) Justin Shelton
> <justinshelton@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> > Howdy Guys:
> > Can someone with access to 1962 Rambler Classic parts
> > numbers look up the trunnion part #?  I have a box
> > that is supposed to fit my '62 Classic 6, #10153.  Am
> > curious if trunnion part # 10154 (on eBay right now)
> > is also listed for that car.  Actually, I'd love to
> > know what part #10154 fits.  The item is Ebay
> > #4508234471.
> 
> These numbers (10153, 10154) are aftermarket replacement part stock
> numbers...they bear no resemblance to 'OEM' or 'NOS' part numbers.
> 
> Incidently, the factory part number for the '62 Classic trunnions are
> 3162821 (Left) and 3162822 (Right).
> 
> Alfred Koos
> Alamo AMC
> San Antonio, TX
> 

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