<VV> Muncie vs. Saginaw debate

[shortle]

Borg Warner? I was under the impression that was a British company that sold out to a company in Japan in about 1980 and they changed the name to Aisin Warner. Now I am really confused. 
Timothy Shortle in Durango Colorado 81301 but currently in a state of confusion


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>From: Clark Hartzel <chartzel at comcast.net>
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>Subject: <VV> Muncie vs. Saginaw debate
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>I think I can shed some light on this.  When I became CPF Curator, I
>inherited numerous Corvair engineering drawings that various engineers
>spirited out of the GM Tech Center.  Some gears in the early 4 speeds were
>made by Borg Warner in Muncie, IN.  The later transmissions all had Saginaw
>Gear drawings.  As far as I know all the Corvair stick shift transmissions
>were assembled in Saginaw, MI.  The Powerglides were built in Toledo, OH.
>Clark Hartzel, former CPF Curator.
>
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