Non mopar hurst shifter ID help

[d55dave]

This summer I acquired this hurst shifter. The problem is I have no idea what it is from. The guy that I got it from thought that it was first generation firebird. I have searched the internet and have not been able to verify that, and cannot find pictures of anything remotely similar. Based on the hurst script it must be 68 or later. The shifter is quite short and the part of the hurst shift box that the handle is clipped into has a fairly pronounced tilt away from the driver.

Has anyone seen a shifter like this before, any idea what it is from?

 

[Daves69]

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Hurst 7436 Chrome 10 inch Offset shifter stick 1969 Camaro Firebird

Hurst 1969 Camaro 4 Speed Round bar Shifter Handle Stick Bolt on 7438

 

[d55dave]

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Hurst 7436 Chrome 10 inch Offset shifter stick 1969 Camaro Firebird

Hurst 1969 Camaro 4 Speed Round bar Shifter Handle Stick Bolt on 7438

Thanks, but those are both different. The first one isn't round, the second one doesn't have the twist that mine does. Mine angles to the pass side but has a twist built into the stick, towards the driver.

 

[d55dave]

Bump

 

[RustyRatRod]

Have you thought about sending Hurst a few pictures?

 

[d55dave]

Have you thought about sending Hurst a few pictures?

No, that is a good idea though, thanks!

 

[694spd]

Have you removed the handle from the shifter and checked for the Hurst part number at the bottom of the handle?

 

[d55dave]

Have you removed the handle from the shifter and checked for the Hurst part number at the bottom of the handle?

No, is that where it is? I have struggled getting the handles out before but will try, thanks!

 

[694spd]

Yes, If there is a part number it will be on one side near the bottom.
To remove the handle from the shifter I would first spray down the area where the handle mounts to the shifter with some penetrating oil.
To remove the handle you need to push a .010'"feeler gauge down the drivers side of the handle between the side of the handle and the sheet metal spring clip.
When you think you have bottomed out the feeler gauge, you then pull up on the handle while holding the feeler gage in position.
It will probably help if you mount the shifter in a vice while doing this.

 

[Paul Davidson]

This summer I acquired this hurst shifter. The problem is I have no idea what it is from. The guy that I got it from thought that it was first generation firebird. I have searched the internet and have not been able to verify that, and cannot find pictures of anything remotely similar. Based on the hurst script it must be 68 or later. The shifter is quite short and the part of the hurst shift box that the handle is clipped into has a fairly pronounced tilt away from the driver.

Has anyone seen a shifter like this before, any idea what it is from?

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Try the hurst shifter doctor he rebuilds shifters he can tell you

 

[d55dave]

Thanks all, I have sold this to a chevy guy. General consensus is that it is in fact early firebird.

 

[crawsfire]

Thanks all, I have sold this to a chevy guy. General consensus is that it is in fact early firebird.

I've been told you ID them from the number on the main bodies reverse lever. I have half a dozen that have no numbers at all. It is frustrating.