I have this shifter and handle that I will never use, but before I list it for sale I'd like to accurately indicate where it came from. Any help to be had here?
Help to ID this pistol shifter?
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Looks like it may be a 70 B body non console shifter.
Slip in fastening, no heavy offset for console.
People swapped those into B's from 66-70
Slip in fastening, no heavy offset for console.
People swapped those into B's from 66-70
SHIFTER MECHANISM IDENTIFICATION
All factory (original equipment) Mopar/Hurst 4-speed shifter mechanisms can be identified by the four digit number on the reverse lever, which is the longest of the three. 1968-75 A-body and 1968-69 B-body uses #6353 (as does the later truck overdrive), 1970 B-body #7174, and 1970-74 E-body/1971-74 B-body #7180 (which happens to be stamped upside down). All of these have 5/16″ holes for the reverse linkage rod attachment. A common Hurst aftermarket/replacement shifter mechanism (for most A & B applications) has #6370 on the reverse lever, and utilizes a 1/2″ hole and a reducer bushing.
Hurst Shifter - Mopar A833 4-Speed Transmission & Component Specialists
www.brewersperformance.com
The handle is 1970 B-body, but the shifter box is 68/9. The 70 only B-body Hurst shifter mechanism would have 7174 on the reverse lever.
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