I have an alluminum bellhousing that I was told is from a slant six four speed. The bellhousing looks like a nomal slant six bellhousing but it has an adapter plate bolted onto it. The plate does allow the attachment of a four speed, but I was wondering if this was original or some kind of aftermarket set-up. If anybody out there has run into this before I would like to know. thanks

Can you post some pics? This sounds very unusual, and may be a custom fabrication.

Lou

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I would like to see that myself.

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Ive got a slanted attitude and a heavy right foot.

You didn't say where you were from. I made one, about 30 years ago. I sold it to another Mopar buddy about 20 years ago. If you post a pic, I think I'd recognize mine.

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'66 Cuda 225/4spd
'66 Dart GT convertible 225/auto
'64 Dart GT 340/4spd

Aluminum bellhousing for 4 speed.

interesting, but its not mine.

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'66 Cuda 225/4spd
'66 Dart GT convertible 225/auto
'64 Dart GT 340/4spd

looks like a 3speed housing with a four speed adapter plate to me.

-james

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I agree with James - looks like it would fit an 833 4spd.

Lou

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I looked at some /6 manual tranny setups at the local wrecking yard last week and was surprised at the variety that I found. Cast iron bellhousings, 3 speed and 4 speed trannys, and several different starter locations! I had no idea there was such diversity in the /6 bellhousing world.