C1/C2 Powerglide Pan

[Rick C.]

Can anyone tell me if the automatic transmission bottom pans for '62, '63, and '64 are the same and interchangeable? Do the C2 pans have a date and VIN stamped on them as do the late '62 pans?

Thanks,
Rick

[Joe L.]

Re: C1/C2 Powerglide Pan

Can anyone tell me if the automatic transmission bottom pans for '62, '63, and '64 are the same and interchangeable? Do the C2 pans have a date and VIN stamped on them as do the late '62 pans?

Thanks,
Rick

Rick-----


The 1962 pan was GM #3789147. The 1963-64 pan was GM #3789146. How they differ I do not know.

[Richard M.]

Re: C1/C2 Powerglide Pan

Our 300HP '63 with Powerglide had its original drivetrain. Here is a partial view of the pan for reference. Sorry no view of the entire pan.
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The pan had its original Date code on the flat area. T02 15D(Toledo Feb 15 Day shift). Car was a Feb 27 build.
I found no vin derivative.
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In the past someone removed/cut off the Neutral Safety Switch mounting boss. I acquired a NOS NSS but had to make a unique bracket and used one of the transmission mount bolts to secure it.
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Want a good chuckle? This is what the car had for a NSS when we got it. Old school horn button at the shift lever. Had to be in P to start. It was bypassed but the hot feed wire for it from the Violet plug at the firewall was still hot. It got jammed in the E-Brake rod teeth once as the wires were routed just above it. Enlightening find.
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[Keith B.]

Re: C1/C2 Powerglide Pan

There is no vin on a 67 pan. Just a assembly stamp and date