hosehead
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Got this from a Mopar buddy. Anyone know the application? Maybe the handle and shifter are mismatched? Inland shifter with no numbers.
What the heck is this shifter?
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6PakBee
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If it weren't for the handle I'd swear it's a Volare/Aspen shifter.
Mopar had Hurst or Inland only as far as I know
SSG_Karg
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When in doubt, consult the expert.
@Dan Brewer
@Dan Brewer
That's an Inland shifter. Says so right on it.
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Oogliboogli
Looks like an Inland shifter and handle for a 64-65 car.
I have that same shifter sitting on a shelf somewhere..
I have that same shifter sitting on a shelf somewhere..
I see that now that I am looking at it on a big screen! LOL
That looks similar to an Inland shifter for a top loader Ford, possibly early Mustang.
hosehead
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Yep, and I mentioned it too sorry for the confusion
It’s definitely an inland. Just curious if anyone knows the application.
I'm almost 100% certain it's for a Mopar. The handle is shaped very similar to the Mopar three speed handle.
Ive only ever seen a 67 4spd Inland and I dont recall it looking like that.
inland shifter experts - ????
inland shifter experts - ????
6PakBee
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Mopar went back to Inland in the Volare/Aspens. I owned a '77 Volare OD 4-spd with the Inland shifter.
Guess they didn't learn the first time.
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