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I dont think thats a Muncie 4 speed input, see the small protruding register on the front of the input just in front of the in mesh teeth? notice it has a small oiling hole? Muncies did not use this, also the machined register for the main shaft in the back of input appears too small to accept a Muncie caged input roller bearing assembly, it kinda resembles a Borg T10 design in which the rollers were individual stacked. I think its a aftermarket 9310 input.
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BINGO
A guy on a FaceBook Transmission page recognized the number being 3855734 on the box and a google search tells me it is for a 1963 only Borg warner Corvette input shaft. Mystery is solved. thank you Everyone. Sample of one on eBay https://www.ebay.com/itm/1963-Corvet...2113406?_ul=IL
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