I have a extra OD Transmission that I was going to use on a 48 Dodge. But the car is gone now, so I still have the transmission.
I purchased it from Neil Riddle 14 months ago. It is used, never been in my car. But I have purchased many items from Neil and have always been satisfied with the product.
I want $850, (which is what I paid), plus $50 to build a wood crate for shipping, and shipping charges.
It has the emergency brake, the solenoid (6 volt I imagine, but I am using a 6 volt in my 12 volt car with no issues), the governor, it is complete.
If you want to figure shipping charges, it will weight about 80lbs, my zip is 94040.
Thanks, JD
Title: Re: Mopar OD Transmission 1940 thru 1954 Plymouth, some Dodges
Post by: jd2ksilver on September 18, 2009, 02:40:25 AM
Title: Re: Mopar OD Transmission 1940 thru 1954 Plymouth, some Dodges
Post by: captbrian41 on September 18, 2009, 09:16:32 AM
Hi JD, would be interested in the OD trans for my '41 P11 Bus. coupe if it is a straight swap. captbrian41
Title: Re: Mopar OD Transmission 1940 thru 1954 Plymouth, some Dodges
Post by: jd2ksilver on September 19, 2009, 05:29:38 AM
Hi Capt. From what I understand, and Neil Riddle, it is a straight swap for your year. It was a straight swap for my 52. The length, shaft and teeth on the shaft are identical. I has the governor, the solenoid attached. You would need wire in the kick-down relay for it. If your car is still 6 volts I have a manual I can send, or they are on the web in several places. You can email me if you like at Or my cell is 650 280 4228
Title: Re: Mopar OD Transmission 1940 thru 1954 Plymouth, some Dodges
Post by: captbrian41 on September 19, 2009, 08:43:44 AM
Hi JD, yes my car is still 6v and this would be a welcome addition to the vehicle. It is a daily driver here in NC but with the speeds of today I sometimes feel like I would like to get an extra 5 or 10 mph out of it on the h,way, and not feel like the car is screaming.I have a 3.90 rear n it and this would really make the car perform better I see that you're in CA. and I will give you a call on this this afternoon. I am going to measure the overall length of mine and have it for you this afternoon. Have you tried to activate the solonoid with 6 voltand do you know if it works? i also checked out the shipping charges and it appears to be about $85. dollars. Will contact you this afternoon. Brian
Title: Re: Mopar OD Transmission 1940 thru 1954 Plymouth, some Dodges
Post by: jd2ksilver on September 19, 2009, 06:41:07 PM
Hi Brian, sent you a email. Your right, OD is the way to go for a bit more cruising speed and saving wear and tear on the engine.
John
Title: Re: Mopar OD Transmission 1940 thru 1954 Plymouth, some Dodges
Post by: notdavidspade on October 27, 2009, 11:06:19 AM
If captbrian41 back out, I would be interested in the trans. Thanks! Stephen
Title: Re: Mopar OD Transmission 1940 thru 1954 Plymouth, some Dodges
Post by: jd2ksilver on October 28, 2009, 12:40:31 AM
HI,, I should have posted sorry. The tranny has been sold.