833 O/D with cast iron case value

[gliderider06]

Good evening. I'm clearing out some things and I have a 1975 cast iron case A833 O/D transmission. What is the going rate for them to be? I want to sell it and to be fair on both sides. I paid 400 for it years ago and thinking of selling it at that price. Am I still on track with it?

 

[RustyRatRod]

Seems about right. I assume it's an A/F body transmission?

 

[gliderider06]

Seems about right. I assume it's an A/F body transmission?

Oh, right. I believe it was from a Duster. I didn't personally pull it. Just going on what I was told.

 

[RustyRatRod]

Oh, right. I believe it was from a Duster. I didn't personally pull it. Gustav going on what I was told.

If you can post a picture, we can be sure.

 

[gliderider06]

If you can post a picture, we can be sure.

I'll have to uncrate it and do just that.

 

[junkyardhero]

$400 would be a fair price if it's not totally junk. the more you can include with it to make it a package deal the better chances you have of moving it. shipping is gonna be a deal killer on it, so expect to meet a buyer half way on shipping, delivery or some other consolidation.

 

[66340SEDAN]

Is it ready to run or a rebuildable core? I’d start the price at $450 if a core.

 

[gliderider06]

It's a good trans, ready to run. It was pulled in the late 70s for a trans swap. Might need a going through since it has been sitting for so long.

 

[Scody21]

4-6 is the going rate in my neck of the woods depending on how the inside looks.

 

[lead69]

It's a good trans, ready to run. It was pulled in the late 70s for a trans swap. Might need a going through since it has been sitting for so long.

I am happy to pay $400-$500 for what I consider to be a good usable core, a runner imo is $650 and up depending on the condition and rebuilt is 1k or more. These numbers are really where I see the market is at, you can sell cheaper but these things are getting pretty dam hard to find and the cast iron is the better version of the overdrives.