WIW BB 727 transmission rebuilt

[moparguy01]

just curious what a tranny i had is worth, I'm switching over to a manual transmission, so I wont be needing my auto anymore. I'm currently unsure of the year, i'd have to check it, but im sure its the newer style (71 and up i beleive)  completely rebuilt using Kevlar bands, deep tranny pan, B&M shift kit, plus a custom built 3000 stall converter (converter was built at a local shop called Bell Transmissions) the transmission itself was built by an old chrysler tech I knew down in Kansas when i was going to school. The transmission has about 2 blocks on it, since thats all the farther i drove my car after installing it before i parked the car due to getting busy at work. and havent driven it since then.

any ideas what its worth?

[Todd Wilson]

I'll give you 50$ for it.


Todd

[Blown70]

Russ,

I have seen some places sell for 750 to 1500 of course upwards as well.  I do not know if you would get that privately or not.

This for a BB if I did not have two sitting in the shed I would take it....OR IF YOU PROMISE IT WILL STAND UP TO A BLOWN HEMI

[moparguy01]

I promise it will stand up to a blown hemi. for alittle while at least.  it was built to sit behind a 500+ HP 440 though. so it should handle that much power just fine.

[Silver R/T]

hmm i need one of those too

[89MOPAR]

 Time to ante up then....

[andy74]

i ve seen rebuilt with out the convertor for 7-9 hundred.i d say your safe asking 5 or 6,maybe more locally if the people know the shop/guy who did it,where are you at again?

[Blown70]

i ve seen rebuilt with out the convertor for 7-9 hundred.i d say your safe asking 5 or 6,maybe more locally if the people know the shop/guy who did it,where are you at again?

FARGO, ND he is....

[41husk]

I go to Fargo every year for a wrestling tournament,  They have a Granite City Brewery.  I thought that was kinda cool since I am from Granite City IL.   Soory to high Jack your thread Good luck selling your Tranny!

[Blown70]

I go to Fargo every year for a wrestling tournament,   They have a Granite City Brewery.   I thought that was kinda cool since I am from Granite City IL.     Soory to high Jack your thread Good luck selling your Tranny!

WOULD the be the USA tournament? or what ever it is called.  Yes granite city is good to eat at.  Good food not bad $$.  Started in St. Cloud MN,

Tom

[MOPARHOUND!]

just curious what a tranny i had is worth, I'm switching over to a manual transmission, so I wont be needing my auto anymore. I'm currently unsure of the year, i'd have to check it, but im sure its the newer style (71 and up i beleive)   completely rebuilt using Kevlar bands, deep tranny pan, B&M shift kit, plus a custom built 3000 stall converter (converter was built at a local shop called Bell Transmissions) the transmission itself was built by an old chrysler tech I knew down in Kansas when i was going to school. The transmission has about 2 blocks on it, since thats all the farther i drove my car after installing it before i parked the car due to getting busy at work. and havent driven it since then.

any ideas what its worth?

The local mopar club's trans guru with 30+ years experience rebuilds the 727 for $400.00, parts and labor.  

Figure in the extra costs of a trans core, and the aftermarket parts and converter, and you will have a starting/asking price.

The 4 digit 10,000 day calender date on the side of the trans, just above the driver's side tranny pan rail will be roughly 3275 (July 16, 1970) or greater to be a 1971 model or up 727.

P.S. I hear shipping to Hutchinson, KS for a 727 runs around $700.00........... LOL.

[John_Kunkel]

Look on the passenger side at the three round bulges in the case, the center bulge will have a hex head pipe plug. If the plug is down low in the case near the pan rail it's a '70 or earlier, if the plug is a  couple of inches higher it's a '71 or later.