powerglide rebuilder

[Mike M.]

anybody had an experience using Fatsco of New Jersey to rebuild an old cast iron powerglide? mike

[Joe R.]

Re: powerglide rebuilder

Mike,

No experience there but I have an old guy here (retired) that does a fantastic job. Good references also. You need the number for this guy and it's yours. Just send a PM.

JR

[Roy B.]

Re: powerglide rebuilder

anybody had an experience using Fatsco of New Jersey to rebuild an old cast iron powerglide? mike

What year are you doing

[Mike M.]

Re: powerglide rebuilder

1957 250 hp. its the original powerglide.mike

[Joel A.]

Re: powerglide rebuilder

Old thread, but...
I buy "oldies" parts from Fatsco all the time. Always had good dealings with them, and the parts were always good stuff...no worn out/rusty crap. Good source for older, hard to find trans hard parts/kits.

[Ken R.]

Re: powerglide rebuilder

When I was in Indiana and had my 55 Chev, I found that the dirt track racers use PG in their cars. If you have a dirt track car builder around your area, they might be of help on rebuilds.

[Pierre J.]

Re: powerglide rebuilder

Always had good luck buying parts from Fatsco, they seem to always have what you're looking for. Talk to them at Carlisle all the time, good group of people.
Pierre

[Mike M.]

Re: powerglide rebuilder

thanks for all the replys. i drove up to jersey friday and droppped the old cast iron beast off at Fatsco. i was real impresssed with the rebuilders knowledge of the first generation powerglides. he was fully aware of the need to return all external parts of the tranny which is original to the vette. turnaround time predicted to be three working days. thanks again guys,mike