4 Speed shift Handle ID.

[TimS]

I’m looking at a 72 Duster with this 4 speed shifter handle. Pretty short but the knob doesn’t look correct either. Can anyone ID?

Thanks.

 

[4spdragtop]

Did u ever have to "push down" for Mopar reverse? I don't think so?

 

[TimS]

Did u ever have to "push down" for Mopar reverse? I don't think so?

Not that I recall.

 

[halfafish]

I'm no guru, but neither the handle or knob look right for a Mopar.

 

[RustyRatRod]

That's a Hurst Super Shifter. An early one before they added the reverse lockout. Nice shifter, but yes, aftermarket.

 

[dowboy1970]

That's a Hurst Super Shifter. An early one before they added the reverse lockout. Nice shifter, but yes, aftermarket.

I second that!
It is a POS and I feel sorry for you so I will give you a hundred and pay for the shipping to me.

Would also like to see the linkage and tail housing mount.

Sic sic sic.

 

[dowboy1970]

This should have Ram Rod linkage and be inline,.
Never have seen one mounted to the floor.
I bet you have it mounted on the Competition plus mount with the competition plus rods.

or it is a Super comp arm and ball.

I would love to have that ball for my cheby. Please don't throw rocks.

 

[TimS]

If I can get that car in my garage, I’ll definitely swap it out. Either for the correct original or an early 70s B Body pistol grip.

 

[Lwoodsmopar]

My 72 Duster 340 had this shifter in it when I bought it in 75. Great shifter for my driving style. Finding a shifter ball in good condition is very difficult these days.