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wklopf · 05-24-2009

I have the parts book for the Rekords from 1958 to 1962, all of which had the three-speed available. A four-speed was available later on the Rekords, but it never made it to the US. In these parts books, the transmission is in parts group 7, so all transmission parts start with "7". The part number for the transmission case for what I believe is the left-hand steering cars, including all p 1s, P2s and 1200s, is 7-02-061. For right-hand steering cars it is 7-02-064. The four speeds used the same transmission case for both right-hand and left-hand drive models. Its number is 7-02-077. That is all I can find. Bill

05-24-2009	#2 (permalink)
wklopf Opeler Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Illinois Posts: 97 Real Name: William	I have the parts book for the Rekords from 1958 to 1962, all of which had the three-speed available. A four-speed was available later on the Rekords, but it never made it to the US. In these parts books, the transmission is in parts group 7, so all transmission parts start with "7". The part number for the transmission case for what I believe is the left-hand steering cars, including all p 1s, P2s and 1200s, is 7-02-061. For right-hand steering cars it is 7-02-064. The four speeds used the same transmission case for both right-hand and left-hand drive models. Its number is 7-02-077. That is all I can find. Bill Last edited by wklopf; 05-24-2009 at 03:01 PM.