I picked up a trans the other day from an old friend of my dads. I need some help identifying it. Here are some pics of the numbers.

until some one ans that knows numbers you might Google & see if a good site pops up

67 440 and 68 383-4 and 440 early.

is there a partial VIN on it?

So close as I'm looking for a a 2801544

The vin stamped on it is 8G149054. Actually I just found the vin number did not even see it until about 20 min ago I hate getting older. So with that number I am thinking 68 383 car just from the 8G .

it would be a (late-October '67) '68 B-body 383 4bbl/383HP/440HP non-Charger (probably Plymouth)

I have info on a car ~300 VINs later Road Runner 383HP 4-spd

4225039 anyone have any ideas how the date & sequence numbers "work" on a transmission stamp like this one?

I'm still waiting a response on the same question I posed a couple years ago.

727s are date coded like small blocks, hemis and 4 speeds, using the 10,000 day calendar. There are 7 or 8 digits (there can be either) after the part number. First four are the assembly date, the rest the unit number. I think we are just missing a digit. Put a 2 before the 4 and we have a 68 assembly date, March 15 or so.

Or, maybe the 4 is a mis-stamp. Change the 4 to a 2 and you have an assembly date that jives with the VIN date Dan gave.

The build date 4225 decodes to February 20, 1973 which is, obviously, not in sync with a '68 trans. Either it's a mis-stamp (2225) or it's a trans that was built at a later date as an over-the-counter replacement for a '68 trans.

years ago I proposed the "ASSUMED" missing 2 at the beginning of date

but as said above that makes this a March '68 trans in an October '67 car

2250 is late September '67, but can we consistently get there?

we need more examples of known original '67-'68 cars - VIN & part-number pad date

with a Feb. 67 tailshaft housing & what appears to be an original '68 partial VIN stamp?

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Is it possible that he put together some parts to build this trans.
He is getting up in age memory not what it used to be. He told me this was a hemi trans that's why he hung on to it all these years.It has a reverse manual valve body in it. This is the tag he had on it.

Link above goes with VIN # XP29H9G189275. 2680 assembly date, November 27th, 1968 if I did my math right?

I have one.

I'm looking for a 3410671