New here - 1964 Belvedere - 318 - 727

["N.D. Missel" <ndmissel@xxxxxxxxxx>]

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Hi all,

Im new here and wishing I had found this forum a few years ago! I have a 
1964 Belvedere with a 318 and 727 pushbutton.  It was my wifes daily driver 
for 3 years until she got a Volvo wagon. Im the second owner and it is all 
original.  90k+ original miles.  It was a granny car that was  kept in the 
garage.   Pretty tight car, with tightest tranny Id ever heard.

After my wife started driving the volvo, the "B" (short for belvedere) 
didnt see much use.
Of course this wasnt good for the tranny and clutches.  They fell apart 
while sitting.
I pulled the tranny and had it rebuilt, and am ready to put it back in.

Does anyone out there have some instructions for the proper reinstall of 
the 727 pushbutton torque convertor and tranny?

I look forward taking part in this forum, and thanks in advance.

Nathan M.

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