I just looked at a '64 Barracuda a couple weeks ago for sale that had a similar shifter, so was wondering if early A's came with them stock or optioned.
Thread size and tpi on handle might help with id. Not 100% sure but I think there were mopars with the comp plus?? I had one but not sure if it was factory.
I think the ad is wrong! 1964 and 1965 A-bodies with 4-speed transmission did not use a slip in shifter. Factory 4-speed cars has a chromed Hurst shifter bolted to the shifting mecanism with two black phophated bolts with 9/16" head. In 1963 there wasn't a 4-speed tranny for A-body cars.
So seems rough agreement is that it's a combination of parts, stock and aftermarket? I was thinking about getting it for possible future project. But wanted to make sure I could use it in an A body.
The last Hurst shifter I had in a parts car I bought, I was able to ID it by the numbers stamped where each shifter rod goes. FWIW it came in a 73 charger, ended up being a shifter for a 66-67 GTO.
Same shifter that came with my car 67 notch. Only thing is the trans and motor werent OG. The motor, a 74 318, has what I believe to be an OD 833 attached. I was unable to ID the trans from #’s