Turbo-Hydramatic. One feature of the Dynaflow, the variable-pitch torque converter stator, colloquially the "Switch-Pitch", lived on in versions of the Turbo-Hydramatic (Super Turbine 400) fitted to full-size Buicks, full-size Oldsmobiles and Cadillacs built from 1965–1967, as well as the Buick Super Turbine 300 and Oldsmobile Jetaway from 1964–1967. Cadillac Dynaflow The early 1950s Cadillacs were normally equipped with Hydramatic transmissions. In 1953 the General Motors Hydramatic Plant burned to the ground, leaving Cadillac without a source of transmissions. Buick Dynaflow transmissions were hastily adapted to Cadillac mount points, and some 19,000 1953 Series 62 Cadillacs, and some 28,000 Cadillacs of all models, were equipped with Dynaflow transmissions. Several thousand 1953 Oldsmobiles were also equipped with Dynaflow. Dynaflow in popular culture In a 1955 episode of The Honeymooners called "The Deciding Vote", Ed Norton explains the troubles with a vacuum cleaner: "The armature sprocket is causing interference; which, in turn, causes the combustion line to interfere with the flow and the dynaflow." This was a subtle sponsor plug and inside joke, as Buick was the sponsor of the show in the 1955–56 season. Ray Charles' second hit record, "It Should Have Been Me" (1954), which was written by Memphis Curtis, uses the Dynaflow as a sign of wealth and class in the lyric, "...It should have been me, driving that Dynaflow!" Malvina Reynolds' song "The Day the Freeway Froze" (1959) mentions the Dynaflow in the lyric, "And a little VW superbug was winged by a Dynaflow." Progressive bandleader Stan Kenton entitled a recorded composition of his "Dynaflow." In the 1960s, blues singer Johnny Shines performed "Dynaflow Blues," his electric version of Robert Johnson's acoustic "Terraplane Blues," which uses automotive metaphors for sexual subjects. French-Canadian singer Robert Charlebois refers to a "Buick Dynaflow" in his 1968 song "Dolorès." Tony Soprano references "Dynaflows" while berating an aged Michele "Feech" La Manna in Season 5, Episode 4 of The Sopranos. In Hyannis, Massachusetts, there is a street named Dynaflow Drive; it passes a car dealership In the film Rain Man, the automobile that is left to Tom Cruise's character has a Dynaflow transmission. A picture of the Dynaflow badge is shown in the title credits. The Brian Setzer Orchestra's song "Gettin' in the Mood" contains the line: "And when I start a-workin' I cruise like Dynaflow." British music artist Bill Nelson's song "Living in My Limousine" contains the line "One hand on the steering