Technical Can you guyz help me ID this Bellhousing ??? Mopar ???

Sorry about the fuzzy photo...
The part number on it is 1736436
I "THINK" it is Mopar of some sorts
The big hole makes me think automatic ?????
I know there is someone here that knows more them me
And Help or Input is much appreciated....THANKS

 

it looks like a mid 50's mopar a488 auto bell housing, should fit early hemi and poly motors I believe.

 

It does look like early Hemi.

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That loooong input only applies to semi-auto and full manual trans. The fully automatic, Powerflite and Torqueflite, have 'normal' length bells.

I agree this housing is for a Mopar automatic, but I do not know the specific application.

Maybe 73RR would have the answer.

Ray

 

The engine block side bolt pattern screams B/RB (350, 361, 383, 413. 426, 440) and not A or early hemi/poly engine. The alignment dowel locations and starter location are the giveaways. The casting number range makes me think its for 1958 or so application. The long crankshaft flange stick-out dimension on the 62 and earlier engines requires the deeper bellhousing depth. For confirmation, try it out on a 440 engine.

 

Cast iron Torqueflite.

Are you sure that number doesn't end in a "5"? Third page.
http://www.chrysler300club.com/tech/gn/TFspecs & info.pdf

 

I concur with the B/RB id.

 

THANKS EVERYONE FOR THEIR INPUT....I THINK
WE GOT IT FIGURED OUT...OR AT LEAST CLOSE,
AND THAT WILL DO....
I APPRECIATE EVERYONE'S TIME AND EXPERTISE