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Old 11-20-2025, 09:38 AM
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Default 1963 Pontiac Catalina Boston CL

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----What 3-speed automatic trans would a 63 Pontiac have?....Bill S
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Roto- Hydramatic transmission
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Roto- Hydramatic transmission
Also known as the "Slim Jim" trans.

It uses a flex plate rather than a torque converter, coupled with a "super low" first gear, then regular first, second and third.

I pulled mine out and replaced with a TH400 from a '67 Buick Riviera.

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Also known as the "Slim Jim" trans.

It uses a flex plate rather than a torque converter, coupled with a "super low" first gear, then regular first, second and third.

I pulled mine out and replaced with a TH400 from a '67 Buick Riviera.

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----Thanks, Keith! I kept remembering the Slim Jim as a 4-speed. I also remember that performance oriented guys distanced themselves from them. Way, way back, I had a pretty cool 62 GP with the S-J trans and didn't keep it long!....Bill S
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