<VV> Transmissions

[shortle]

As I understand it, ALL Corvair manual transmissions were made in Michigan and none were made in Indiana.
But the '66 and later transmissions are referred to in the Corvair clubs as the "Saginaws" but in reality all are Saginaws. Smarter more in tune people can correct me please.
Timothy Shortle in Durango Colorado 81301


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>Bob Helts book, I've been told indicated that all the Corvair trannys (exc glides) were Saginaws and perhaps the shop manual also - Clarks tech folks as of today indicated - all corvair 60-65 are muncies - 66-69 are saginaws. true or false  - any suggestive literature on the topic....
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>Best regards,
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>Scott Morehead
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