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40jeff July 2011
Oldcar_Mechanic July 2011

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AAPCO TRANSMISSION PARTS

40jeff July 2011
Posts: 2Hitchhiker

I have a lot of new AAPCO trans. parts and was wondering if anybody could tell me were I could get info on the parts numbers.
Oldcar_Mechanic July 2011
Posts: 1,786Platinum Member

Do you mean AAMCO?

Have you tried to take a list of part numbers to a transmission shop and ask them?
40jeff July 2011
Posts: 2Hitchhiker

NO it's AAPCO they went out in the 80's. I'm not having any luck finding information on them. Thanks for the reply.
Oldcar_Mechanic July 2011
Posts: 1,786Platinum Member

You could try a place called Fat Man's

They are good trans people and maybe they can help you.

Ron

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