eBay Fairey Overdrive

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Do you have all the piece pictured here? Most of all these parts are no longer available and impossible to use again without them. I also do not see the lever and knob used to shift it in and out of overdrive.


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it has all the bolts and what needed replaced I used OEM toyota bolts I have from all the rebuilds and extras. Forgive me as I am not too familiar with these fairey OD's. What i have looks to be the complete unit. This is the lever and knob that came out of the cruiser too. The two half moon rings are for sure in the unit as I took out all the gears and inspected. If you tell me where to look for some of those other pieces that are not bolts, washers, springs, studs or o-rings I sure will.

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That is not the Fairey overdrive handle or knob. Is is bent to locate it further forward away from the seats. Those four studs with a different thread size on each would have been threaded into the back of the T case and nuts used to hold the overdrive to the T case. These are overdrive parts and not available from Toyota. Been on the hunt for some of those for years. Those three little piece that look like a small car are internal pieces. There are two internal synchros, only see one. A collar and fork to shift the overdrive. There are also the two special pieces and special lock used to secure the tailshaft of the transmission to the overdrive. Problem with these overdrives haven't been made for a long time and if it's missing parts it puts the owner on the hunt for missing parts. If they can't find them it becomes nothing more than a expensive paper weight. I would suggest if you have the missing parts you edit your auction to include a picture of them.
 
Thanks for the update. I will look for what we took off. This was off a 78 Toyota land cruiser but thats not to say the lever was not modified. Im no expert with these units but we will look for any thing we may have missed.
 
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