1972 Stage 1 BB Trans Found

Discussion in 'Lost and Found' started by Tom Rix, Jan 8, 2007.

  1. Tom Rix

    Tom Rix Well-Known Member

    Rebuilt 1972 BB trans, last 6 #'s are 194322. Does anyone have this car?

    Tom 815-675-3188
     
  2. Tom Rix

    Tom Rix Well-Known Member

    Anybody???

    Will consider selling to someone who needs it for a 1972 Stage 1.

    Tom
     
  3. Mike Sobotka

    Mike Sobotka Founders Club Member

  4. Marco

    Marco Well-Known Member

    Unfortunately, this car is not listed in the registry.
     
  5. kevin mcculloug

    kevin mcculloug 72 GS 455 Convertible

    Over a year ago, I posted in another thread warning people about a 72 Stage 1 that was for sale in Brunswick OH. It was Flame Orange / white interior.It was badly misrepresented in the Ad and I took alot of crap about "letting it go" or the "one that got away." Anyway , if someone on the Board knows who bought it, I do remember that it had an incorrect Pontiac trans in it, and this would be real close to original. Just trying to help!:TU:
     
  6. Junkman

    Junkman Well-Known Member

    I would like a BB for my Stage1 but my VIN is 173680.
     
  7. TurboV6

    TurboV6 Platinum Level Contributor

    Just for the gee whiz file, what does a BB trans cost, vs a regular T400. I have heard there were differences in them, but dont know what. Seems like people make a big deal of them.
    Just curious.
     
  8. Mr Big

    Mr Big Silver Level contributor

    The BB is a "factory" prepped Heavy Duty 400 turbo.

    The guys at the plant threw in a couple extra clutch plates, some valve body mods, and a different governor.

    Basically the same is done when someone builds a 400 turbo from an Electra for HD street use. A shift kit, some HD clutches, and a HD int sprag is installed, with some governor work.

    Unless you own the car the tranny came from, I reckon it's just another core.
     
  9. TurboV6

    TurboV6 Platinum Level Contributor

    Thanks Glen.
     
  10. Marco

    Marco Well-Known Member

    :gp:

    I agree 100% Glen.

    Don't pay a premium on a non-numbers transmission. :beer
     
  11. Mike Sobotka

    Mike Sobotka Founders Club Member

    OK so what is one worth that is rebuilt and ready to go in the car??? :confused:
     
  12. 72gsBuick

    72gsBuick Never Say Never..

    Just a question.. how do you properly decode a transmission...where do you get the numbers, i may have seen a nice buick bb tranny the other day and i just let it go.:blast:
     
  13. Mr Big

    Mr Big Silver Level contributor

    The info you need can be gathered from the Tag (RH SIDE) or the Vin stamped along the pan rail (LH side).
     

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