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10-08-2008, 01:15 PM

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Chrysler Fluid-Torque Drive transmission

I am looking for a Fluid-Torque Drive transmission for my 1953 New Yorker. It has to be functional and in good condition.

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RE: Chrysler Fluid-Torque Drive transmission

you will have a hard time finding a trans for a 53 wish you luck

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try checking lkq online

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