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After much work, a few beers, and some time we have created a bushing for it from an old wheel barrow tire. Its not quite as tight as a new one would be (at least I dont think so) but it seems to be working. Thanks for the help everyone -Will

I have assumed this was the factory transmission in this truck the whole time, but it is 33 years old, it coulda been changed over the years, everything else was still original so I just figured it was too

Im going to see what numbers I can find because mine is not a top loader, mine has linkage down the driver side similar to a mopar 833. what numbers would let me know what were dealing with?

Ordered alot from the graveyard but I will have to call the other site, still not sure what to call the part I need though. Maybe they can figure it out

more pics but there still low quality

This is on the linkage on the side of the transmission

This picture isnt very good, my camera decided that a flash wasnt needed, but this is a slot on the linkage of the transmission. The grill shot was to help identify the year. thought it may help

Did it in a step order so you can kinda see how it goes together

Here's pictures of what I need. the last is just a shot of the truck lol

Those arent it, the piece I need goes over the bottom of the shifter, then goes into its holder on the linkage. I tried to fix it with a creation and it didnt work, but Im going to try to take a picture of whats left tommrow

I tried LMC with no luck, I have tried to make once already and it failed. Im going to go outside and get it here in a little bit and stare at it and try to get creative once again if I cant find one

I know that Im not supposed to list this here but I am at the end of my rope looking for a part and I cant even find it on the internet. Its like my truck doesnt exist, The VIN number doesnt even work when I punch it in. I posted over on fortrucksonly.com but noone has replyed and this 1 item...

I had a friend who lived (lives) in elkhart. When the recession was in full swing, he lost his business, job, everything except his house. Ever since then he has had trouble finding steady work, and from the way he talked, things are a little more pricey there than here. -Will