Found one, thanks to Bobwanna!!

Butch Lawson

Manchester,  TN

What I am doing guys is putting a 312 into a '46 Mercury coupe.  It has a 5 speed mated to the flathead with an adapter from Cornhuskers.  I want keep my original clutch pedal and linkage, so I plan to use the y block adapter to mate to the Cornhuskers set up.  Will work like the truck "half bell" bell housing ring on the F1. Hope I haven't confused anyone. 
Butch




Butch Lawson

Manchester,  TN

The trans should bolt up to a Y bell, but there are two things to check.  The first is the diameter of the front bearing retainer (make sure the same size) and the second length of the input shaft to see if they are the same.  I assume you are talking about a 49 and later trans.  If and earlier trans, you will need an adapter.


54 Victoria 312;  48 Ford Conv 302, 56 Bird 312
Forever Ford
Midland Park, NJ

If I'm not mistaken a Y-block bellhousing will bolt up to a 49 Ford Pick-up trans, no adapter needed.

I used to look every single day on ebay.I really lucked out about 5 yrs ago and bought one for $20.It was listed poorly and compared it to another a few times before I bid.Still hanging there at Dads,likely going into his 49' PU.

Butch, email with pix just sent - Bob

AKA   Bob-93021

You can always make an offer and see what happens.

Given that you can't seem to find it anywhere else, and considering the price of similar transmission adapter products, flat-O, Bendtsen, Quick Time, C4 conversion, etc, the prices on eBay seem pretty good.  I'd jump on it, before it's gone, if I needed it.

Looks like Speedway only has Che vy to flathead adapters.



Lawrenceville, GA

There are about 3 on ebay, but they are "buy it now" and waaaay overpriced. Thanks
Butch

Butch Lawson

Manchester,  TN

I have the adaptor you need. I believe it is a bit old but in great shape. If you are interested in it let me know and I will take a pix of it and we can go from there - Bob

AKA   Bob-93021

There is one on ebay right now,I believe speedway also sells them.