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Title: 57 Fairlane Drive Train
Post by: JimNolan on 2007-11-18 11:07
Guys,
    Before I put this on E-Bay I'd like to give anyone wanting these items a chance at it. Make me an offer, I don't want to ship this stuff so I'll take your travel expenses and time into consideration. The first 9 items I'd like to see go together. E-mail me with an offer.
1.   Borg Warner T85 OD Transmission-----This transmission was rebuilt last year. It has a NEW Cluster gear, 1st, 2nd, 3rd and reverse gears. It has new bearings, bushings,synchronnizers and hub. This transmission works flawlessly. The overdrive function works flawlessly too. This summer I damaged a 2nd to 3rd chutch hub insert which I've replaced. Gears have never been crashed on this transmission. Note: this transmission won't take speed shifting. If you slow down your shifts it'll last forever and be great for cars with low geared rear ends.
2.   Ford Fe Bell-housing----This  bell housing will need a clutch fork bracket. I used it on the Lakewood bell housing I'm running now. It has the T-10 bolt pattern.
3.   Hurst 3 speed Syncro-Loc floor shifter, brackets and rods. It's in new condition.
4.   1957 Ford Transmission Cross-member
5.   57 Ford Drive-Shaft with good u-joints that fit the above application.
6.   Used 11 inch Clutch and Pressure Plate thats in good condition.
7.   11 inch FE Flywheel thats in good condition.
8.   1957 Ford Over Drive Handle, cable and brackets.
9.   1957 Ford Overdrive Foot Switch.
10.  Automatic Transmission and torque converter for 57 Ranchero. It's cleaned up and looks good. Have no idea if it works or not.
11.  Drive shaft for 57 Ranchero with Automatic Transmission.
12.  1957 Ford Brake Drums, Hubs, backing plates and brake cylinders that came from my 57 Fairlane when I converted to Disc Brakes.
13.  Complete 312 engine in basket. This engine has a repairable crack in one of the cylinder walls. Less pistons.
14.  New 57 Ford Power Brake Master cylinder.
15.  Used 57 Ford Power Brake Master cylinder that was rebuilt and comes from my Disc Brake conversion.
16.  Stainless Trim for 57 Ranchero. One door piece is missing. One rear fender piece is bent but not creased.
17.  Rear Window for 57 Custom, I think, it came with my Fairlane when I bought it. It's shorter ( roof to trunk ) than the Fairlane. It has the same width though. It's in real good shape with no delamination or bubbles.
18.  Hunter ON-Car Wheel Balancer with manual. Everything is there, works perfect with two sets of attachments. and all the weights that you'd ever want. Attachments for 13", 14" and 15" wheels.
19.  Clear Title and Vin Plate in my name for a 1957 Ford Ranchero. But, I've got to have documented history of the vehicle you're going to use it on. I don't even know if this is legal to do. I'd planned on using it for a pieced together vehicle in the future, now I don't plan on restoring a Ranchero.
Title: Re: 57 Fairlane Drive Train
Post by: JPotter57 on 2007-11-18 13:51
How much you want for the stainless trim Jim?  All I really need is the long spears for the quarters, but I would take all for the right price.  Let me know.  Just out of curiosity, how much for the Custom rear glass?  Allan has one, and will be closer to me when I go to Tennessee for Christmas, but just for curiosity sake.....
Title: Re: 57 Fairlane Drive Train
Post by: JimNolan on 2007-11-18 14:23
James,
    I'll take 100 bucks for the glass and throw in the trim. Or, I'll take 50 bucks for the trim and 100 bucks for the glass.  I'll also let you have the guest bedroom for the night and feed you if you make the trip. Now how can you beat that. Jim
Title: Re: 57 Fairlane Drive Train
Post by: Frankenstein57 on 2007-11-20 20:53
Jim, I'd be interested in talking to you about the title and tag. My project cars have an Illinois salvage title, and a Wisconsin title in my brothers name, body style is incorrect. Thanks, Mark
Title: Re: 57 Fairlane Drive Train
Post by: JPotter57 on 2007-11-20 21:43
Jim,  it will at least be after Christmas before I can buy anything else.  That is a good deal on both items.  If you can sell it, go ahead, dont hold it for me, as I have a line on several other items also, but also for after Christmas.  That is the bad thing about messing with old cars, I usually find a lot of good deals right around a holiday, birthday, anniversary, something like that, and have to put it off..I'll stay in touch, Jim, and thanks.
Title: Re: 57 Fairlane Drive Train
Post by: Frankenstein57 on 2007-12-01 19:33
Jim, can you give me a call on the title, tag subject? I'm usualy around most nights after 6   262-662-4523  thanks, Mark
Title: Re: 57 Fairlane Drive Train
Post by: cool57 on 2007-12-03 21:13
17.  Rear Window for 57 Custom, I think, it came with my Fairlane when I bought it. It's shorter ( roof to trunk ) than the Fairlane. It has the same width though. It's in real good shape with no delamination or bubbles.

Do you know how much shorter the glass is than Fairlane? I'm wondering if it could be used in a Fairlane for a mild top chop.
Title: Re: 57 Fairlane Drive Train
Post by: JimNolan on 2007-12-04 07:23
I'll measure it the next time I'm out at the hanger and get back to you. Jim
Title: Re: 57 Fairlane Drive Train
Post by: custom300fe on 2007-12-04 09:18
I have never compared the rear windows of the Custom and Fairlane. I just always thought the Fairlane was shorter being the windshield of the fairlane is shorter than the Custom.

That's two new things I've learned in two days.

I'm on a roll!  :wav: :wav:
Title: Re: 57 Fairlane Drive Train
Post by: click on 2007-12-04 09:50
     Jim:  I've been trying to identify the correct tailshaft housing I need on my T-85, r-11 3 speed overdrive transmission so that it will fit in my 1956 Thunderbird 312.  My t-85 came out of a '56 Mercury and will not fit in the Thunderbird because the rear motor mount on the R-11 tailshaft is located a few inches further back on the housing than it appears to be on similar r-11's I've seen for sale on E-bay.
     Would you be so kind as to measure the distance between the rear of the t-85 transmission and the rear motormount on your transmission and tell me which tailshaft housing number you have (like r11-1c)?  The overall length of the tailshaft housing would be beneficial too.  Thank you.  shiftless3spd@yahoo.com
Title: Re: 57 Fairlane Drive Train
Post by: click on 2007-12-04 09:58
     Jim:  Thank you for your prompt response.  I'll be looking forward to hearing from you with regard to the t-85.  John.
Title: Re: 57 Fairlane Drive Train
Post by: JimNolan on 2007-12-08 12:31
John,
   The bellhousing to transmission mount distance is 18". The mount to the end of the tailshaft is 12 3/4". Jim
Title: Re: 57 Fairlane Drive Train
Post by: JimNolan on 2007-12-08 12:33
Cool57,
   The height of the rear window I have is 16 3/4". Jim
Title: Re: 57 Fairlane Drive Train
Post by: cool57 on 2007-12-08 12:57
Quote from: JimNolan on 2007-12-08 12:33
Cool57,
   The height of the rear window I have is 16 3/4". Jim

Thanks Jim. Now I have to go to my hangar and measure my Fairlane glass :003:
Title: Re: 57 Fairlane Drive Train
Post by: JimNolan on 2007-12-08 15:03
Cool57,
    What type of airplane do you have and how long you been flying. Jim
Title: Re: 57 Fairlane Drive Train
Post by: cool57 on 2007-12-09 12:15
Quote from: JimNolan on 2007-12-08 15:03
Cool57,
    What type of airplane do you have and how long you been flying. Jim

Jim, I only wish I had a plane. I don't fly but often considered lessons (can an old dog learn new tricks?). Our local airport rents vacant hangars when not needed for private planes. Many people keep there "toys" in them. Some guys actually use them as sort of "treehouses" or "mancaves":occasion14: with big screens, recliners, fridges, sofas etc.
Title: Re: 57 Fairlane Drive Train
Post by: JimNolan on 2007-12-09 17:40
Cool57,
   That's what I use it for now. I've still got my RV4 ( homebuilt ) in there but I've got an addition on it that has a TV, refrigerator and work area. I work on everything in there. If gas wasn't so much and I hadn't got a fat as I am now, I'd still be flying. One of these days I'm going to have a place in the South that has the shop area and ammenities that the hanger has without having an airplane in it. Jim
Title: Re: 57 Fairlane Drive Train
Post by: cool57 on 2007-12-10 10:38
Hangars are really a bargain if you can get some work done in them as well have storage space-and a "clubhouse"; but as you say utilities are what will break the bank.
Title: Re: 57 Fairlane Drive Train
Post by: click on 2007-12-17 17:21
      Jim:  my bad.  I measured my tranny-overdrive and I believe I have the same thing you do.  Thanks for your efforts on my behalf.
John
Title: Re: 57 Fairlane Drive Train
Post by: fatford on 2007-12-23 12:53
Hi Jim
Where are you located. Do you still have the t-85 trans? Thanks Don
Title: Re: 57 Fairlane Drive Train
Post by: JimNolan on 2007-12-23 16:43
Don,
   I'm located in Warsaw, Indiana. I've still got the T-85 transmission for now. Jim
Title: Re: 57 Fairlane Drive Train
Post by: tgibson727 on 2007-12-26 11:44
id like to know more about the 312 engine in a basket,im looking for casting number of ecz6015c,its for a 57 ford.the crank also should have ecz on it.you can call 727-543-1601,thankyou,tim
Title: Re: 57 Fairlane Drive Train
Post by: ford wagon on 2008-01-02 00:06
jim i am interested in the stnless trim youve got i need the peices for the front fenders for my country sedan if you could give me a call i live in cincy oh james 513 520 4144 iam also looking for the check mark stainless trim for a 57 custom if you now anybody
Title: Re: 57 Fairlane Drive Train
Post by: skip54 on 2008-04-22 23:23
yes sir, where are you located. i just bought a 57ranchero and it is a 3speed. i'm handicapped and can't use the clutch with my left leg. need auto setup and whatever goes with it. also would like p/s and p/b. i'm in central ny. please let me know what you have left and how much you need for the parts. thanks.  skip
Title: Re: 57 Fairlane Drive Train
Post by: skip54 on 2008-04-25 17:28
jim, i'm handicapped and can't shift. i just am getting my first 57 ranchero and i'm interested in the auto trannsmission, crossmember and drive shaft. also power brake booster. where are you located. i'm in central ny. skip  carsrus7@aol.com thanks