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Years ago I stripped a clutch/brake pedal set out of an early 70s Duster. The clutch safety switch looked nothing like that one. You can go to Brewer's web site to see what they look like. I don't know if cruise control was ever offered on stick cars, but if it was that switch could have been...

Thanks for the info, I've had this thing kicking around for a long time, couldn't remember where it came from. Now that I know this I think it is out of a 69 340 Dart that I had a long time ago, It was rear ended and totaled by a drunk on Christmas Eve 40 years ago.

I have an aluminum SB bellhousing that has these numbers on it: 2892 482 NW-1 What is it specifically for?

I don't think you could use the straight rods with the shifter mounted in the stock location. If you look at the pictures in the ad I referenced you'll see what I mean. Search in the mechanical parts for sale under "hurst super shifter" and look at an ad placed by Dorian for hemi 4sp.

The short handle is mainly used when the shifter is mounted higher to be able to use the straight linkage rods. I have had a couple of those setups in the past and they are a lot of fun to drive. To see what that looks like you can search the mechanical parts for sale section here, early in...

Very interesting thread, I learned something new. I had never seen the threaded linkage rod connections before as well as the push down to shift into reverse deal. I have a real early super shifter that doesn't have to be pushed down for reverse and typical clip on linkage rod connections. It...

It's hard to explain, but there's just something that's really satisfying about driving a car with a smooth shifting manual trans. Especially if it's behind a powerful V-8.

If the thrust bearing is worn so much that the crank walks back and forth you're going to have bigger problems than clutch adjustment issues. The thrust bearing endplay is mere thousands of an inch, you should not be able to move the crank back and forth by hand. As mentioned above the throwout...

Years ago Lakewood ran an ad showing a picture of a wheelchair with a caption that said "there is no classification for this vehicle"...