$500

 

Is the transmission being sold by itself or do you have the shifter, bellhousing, etc.. Start at $700 go from there, let the fact you live in a large metropolitan area work to your advantage.

 

I believe thats an M21 Muncie.

If it has bellhousing and shifter and is super clean I would think 7-800 is an easy possibility.

 

Thanks guys I have to sell a lot of old stuff that came off the car. I will be asking about others parts and could really use some good advice on the pricing.

 

My advice would be to know for certain what you have, do your homework (search this site for muncie i.d.) and use this info to your advantage as much as possible when you list this item for sale.. You may in fact have a very desirable piece for a numbers resto project. Are you certain its an m21? Check the numbers you have and compare. Do you still have rect's from rebuild? It will have part#'s and good info. I have 3-m21's, 1 for BB chevelle- 1970, 1-for BB camaro-1970 and 1-for 1965 corvette. Values- 500.00- 1,200.00, trannys only. Clean it up, replace any seals if needed (storage-shrink) and list it in places with the most amount of exposure. Good Luck!

 

I never said it was an M 21. I dont think I could be that lucky.
In the first post I listed all the numbers I could find on it But after looking again is see 3952648 on the side cover and on the tail shaft 3857584 GM as well as a 10 5 on the left side of trans main body about mid level.
The shifter is on it too and I think I have a bell housing somewhere. I like Shane's Idea.

 

I really hate to thread jack but it is basically on the same topic....how much are stock muncie 4-speeds out of a 70 ss Chevelle going for? I have a line on getting a 70ss that needs a resto, with a 350 and muncie 4-speed for $600 more than without the engine and trans....worth buying them or not worth it? Thanks and once again sorry

 

In your first post...you posted the "p" date code. The B in the code refers to m21.

Is that code not on your trans? If it isn't, where did you get it from?

M20's 400 and up
M21's 600 and up
M22's used around 1200 and up

These are just my opinions.

 

But the "B" code only reflects what the transmission was originally, from GM... Even if it was only rebuilt the one time, common practice (17+ years ago) was to use whatever parts were good. If the case had any wear/damage, its likely that a shop, with their reputation on the line, would find/use a "good" replacement case without regard to keeping/using the original case.

I think those values sound like reasonable/typical "asking prices" for selling a nice, but used, Muncie, and add $100-$200 for a bellhousing and shifter (IMO)... A pro/rebuilder probably won't pay that much for what could be a core, but the general public just might...

But, you need to open it up (most buyers will want it open for inspection anyway), check the tooth angles (M20/M21 or M22), check the ratio so you know what you have and what you are selling...

I doubt the "Art Carr" connection will bring anything, since it was so long ago, and its been used... Its just another shop that has more of a reputation for automatics.

how much are stock muncie 4-speeds out of a 70 ss Chevelle going for? I have a line on getting a 70ss that needs a resto, with a 350 and muncie 4-speed for $600 more than without the engine and trans....worth buying them or not worth it? Thanks and once again sorry

First, are you sure the transmission is really for a '70SS? I only ask, because the 350 was NOT available in the '70SS (396/402 and 454 ONLY)... So if the engine was changed, then maybe the trans was too...

Are you sure its really a 350? Really a Muncie? Lots of sellers think that any small block is a 350 and any 4-speed is a Muncie... Know what you are looking at, before you buy; Take pictures, spend some time on the internet learning about the looks and the casting numbers, etc...

If its a 350/Muncie combo, in good, usable condition, then its probably worth the $600 (and I'd try to negotiate down on the whole package anyway)...

IF its really a Muncie from a "70SS", then you need to do some further investigation... Use the previous mentioned values as a starting point ($400, $600, $1200)... If the transmission originally belonged to THAT same '70SS, then its almost priceless (and $600 would be a steal, as long as its decent condition...).

 

Yeah made a mistake in reading the ad...it says "350hp, muncie,...." So there is really no telling in what it is. I plan on buying the body and frame anyway for my resto mod plans....may pick up the engine and trans depending on how they look....thanks for the help and sorry for thread jacking....

 

Are you sure the number on the transmission isn't 3925660? I don't think I've heard of a 3925650.

 

It is 3925660. Double checked all the others and they are correct.