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Ultramatic

Ultramatic was the trademarked name of the Packard Motor Car Company's automatic transmission introduced in 1949 and produced until 1956, at Packard's Detroit, Michigan, East Grand Boulevard factory. It was produced thereafter from late 1954, thru 1956 at the new Packard "Utica" Utica, Michigan facility.

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LincolnNashHudsonKaiser-WillysLivonia, Michigan
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1949–1954: Ultramatic Drive

Torque converterEpicyclic geartrainManual transmissionBorg-WarnerChevrolet
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1935–1948: Development

Forest McFarlandWorld War IIHydra-Matic
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PackardAutomatic transmissionDetroit, MichiganUtica, Michigan
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1935–1948: Development

1949–1954: Ultramatic Drive

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Ultramatic

Nodes34
Edges33
Triples150
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.058824
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Ultramatic

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related to Historical perspective · 36
Ultramatic → Ambassador, AMC, AMC V8, American Motors, Big Three, Borg-Warner, Curtiss-Wright, George Romney, GM's, Golden Hawk, Hornet, However, Hudson, Hudson Hornet, Improvements, James Nance, Kaiser-Willys, Lincoln, Livonia, May
related to 1954: Gear-Start Ultramatic Drive · 33
Ultramatic → After, Curtiss-Wright Company, DLR, Drive, During, East Grand Boulevard, Gear-Start, Gear-Start Ultramatic Drive, High, In, It, Low, Michigan, Mile Rd, Mound, N/E, Nance, Packard, Packard Motor Car Company, Packard President James
related to 1955: Twin-Ultramatic Drive · 29
Ultramatic → American Motors, Caribbean, Direct Drive, DLR, Drive, Dual-Range Hydra-Matic, Exacerbating, Functionality, Gear-Start, Gear-Start Ultramatic, High, However, In, John DeLorean, Low, Lower-powered, McFarland, Packard, Packard's, Packards
related to 1935–1948: Development · 17
Ultramatic → After World War II, As, Clipper, Devices, Electromatic, Electromatic Vacuum Clutch, Forest McFarland, General Motors' Cadillac Division, Hydra-Matic, It, Packard, Packard's, Packard's Ultramatic, The, The Hydra-Matic, The Ultramatic's, World War II
related to 1956: Ultramatic and Touch Button Ultramatic · 14
Ultramatic → Also, Chrysler PowerFlite, Despite, Dual-Range Hydra-Matic Drive, Future, General Motors, GM, In, Packard, Packard's, PNHDLR, The, This, Ultramatic Drive
related to 1949–1954: Ultramatic Drive · 13
Ultramatic → At, Automatic Drive, Borg-Warner, Direct Drive, Direct Shift Valve, On, Packard, Studebaker, The, This, Ultramatic Drive, Ultramatic's, With
related to External links · 8
Ultramatic → Free, Packard Info Archived, Packard Information, Packard Powered, Packard Ultramatic, The Packard V8 Club, Ultramatic Dynamics, Wayback Machine

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packard drive 1956 transmission packard's v8 high 1954 low automatic 1955 new torque range converter year models use shift ratio

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Ultramaticrelated to 1935–1948: DevelopmentPackard's Ultramatic0.60section
Ultramaticrelated to 1935–1948: DevelopmentForest McFarland0.60section
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Ultramaticrelated to 1935–1948: DevelopmentWorld War II0.60section
Ultramaticrelated to 1935–1948: DevelopmentAfter World War II0.60section
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Ultramaticrelated to 1935–1948: DevelopmentClipper0.60section
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Ultramaticrelated to 1935–1948: DevelopmentGeneral Motors' Cadillac Division0.60section

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