Wanted Hone O Drive

Trying to find a replacement or parts for my Hone Overdrive unit. Made during the 60's and 70's. A couple different models, one is universal and would be in the middle of the driveshaft, the other bolts directly to a Ford rear end. Any help would be appreciated!

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Permalink Reply by Mike Bender on March 28, 2011 at 9:38am
The one I have is from a 1970 Ford Econoline Supervan from Motor Homes Inc. This was a dealer option, or aftermarket part that was offered on a wide range of r.v.'s and trucks.
Marty ValleroPermalink Reply by Marty Vallero on March 28, 2011 at 4:44pm

Hi Mike,

I don't have any sources for parts for these things.  You might try doing a google search.  I saw that they have a manual that someone is willing to copy.  I will keep my ears open, but nothing right now. 

Marty

Permalink Reply by don brooks on April 10, 2011 at 1:31pm
I have one of these that has been in climate controled storage for many years. It was on a 1978 F150 for maybe one year before we sold the van. The buyer wouldn't give us anything extra so we kept it. It;s like new with all the parts (shifter and what not). I'm not going to give it away but am open to resonable offers. My phone is 325-340-8236 and email: torotwentytwo@yahoo.com.

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