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Torque Converter
Topic:Lore   Date: 2007-03-31
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The '65 196 came with a torque converter and a broken bell housing. The bell housing was in good enough shape, though, to mount the starter:

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Here is another view of the torque converter. It was dry, and bounced around all the way from Arizona:

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Here is a view through the starter hole:

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The transmission fits into the torque converter here:

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