Need advice on Trans problem

Hello all. I live near Jackson MI. my 1972 cutlass 350 has transmission issues. It has been hard finding help. I was given a # to a shop when my regular mechanic at the gas station could not handle the olds trans. It turned out to be a dealership. they will fix the trans but it will be pricey, around $1,600.00.
can anybody point me to someone near jackson Mi that can do it cheaper/better?
would I be better off buying a new trans and having them swap it out, they said they could do that too. any help would be appreciated. Thanks
I would find it surprising that you don't have a transmission shop nearby. AAMCO or similar should be able to easily repair or rebuild a TH350. Heck, I rebuilt the one in my 70 Supreme back in the 80s.
A quick internet search returns the following results:
Gattshall’s Transmission
Transmission Repair
224 S Mechanic St
Jackson, MI 49201
Phone number (517) 782-4675
Malco Transmissions
Transmission Repair
619 Laurence Ave
Jackson, MI 49202
Phone number (517) 787-3303
Star Transmission & Auto Repair
Auto Repair, Transmission Repair, Towing
2401 Page Ave
Jackson, MI 49203
Phone number (517) 783-1190
A quick internet search returns the following results:
Gattshall’s Transmission
Transmission Repair
224 S Mechanic St
Jackson, MI 49201
Phone number (517) 782-4675
Malco Transmissions
Transmission Repair
619 Laurence Ave
Jackson, MI 49202
Phone number (517) 787-3303
Star Transmission & Auto Repair
Auto Repair, Transmission Repair, Towing
2401 Page Ave
Jackson, MI 49203
Phone number (517) 783-1190
Last edited by Fun71; Aug 3, 2017 at 03:09 PM.
Unless you care about preserving the original trans, it will likely be less expensive to just get a rebuilt TH350. This is probably the most common automatic in the world. Rebuilts are a fraction of the $1600 estimate, and frankly it isn't that hard to rebuild one yourself. The only thing to watch out for is that you need a rebuilt with a BOP bellhousing, NOT a Chevy bellhousing.
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