four40cuda
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Looking for a four speed shifter for my Coronet. Doesn't really matter what shape... :grin:
Looking for a shifter
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696pack
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A little more info might get you some help.
What year?
Console or not?
Are you looking for an original type for your car?
When you say shifter, are you referring to the shifter mechanism that attaches to the trans only or are you looking for the handle as well?
What year?
Console or not?
Are you looking for an original type for your car?
When you say shifter, are you referring to the shifter mechanism that attaches to the trans only or are you looking for the handle as well?
four40cuda
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I have a 67 coronet r/t non console but I am not a #'s matching guy.
four40cuda
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Well it depends on the type of shifter. If anyone has a inland shifter I would need the whole thing. I currently have a bolt in shifter. SO I am looking for a bolt in handle or I guess a complete inland shifter. Do you even have any??
The car is also red hope that helps too...:edgy:
The car is also red hope that helps too...:edgy:
696pack
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I have a few things.
1. I have an Inland console shifter handle.
2. I have an original Hurst shifter mechanism for a 1970 Mopar that is the closest throw shifter that was put in a Mopar.
If you want the original look but the better shifting mechanism of a Hurst, Brewer's has an adapter that allows you to use an Inland handle on a hurst shifter.
As far as bolt in vs. slip in such as the pistol grip handles, a slip in can ce drilled to work on a bolt in shifter.
1. I have an Inland console shifter handle.
2. I have an original Hurst shifter mechanism for a 1970 Mopar that is the closest throw shifter that was put in a Mopar.
If you want the original look but the better shifting mechanism of a Hurst, Brewer's has an adapter that allows you to use an Inland handle on a hurst shifter.
As far as bolt in vs. slip in such as the pistol grip handles, a slip in can ce drilled to work on a bolt in shifter.
696pack
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I don't know but hurst probably can answer that question.
I know I had an old pistol Grip slip-in shifter handle that was cut off & drilled for the bolt in shifter mechanism. In addition to shorening the throw (shorten shifter stock) it bolted to the standard shifter handle mounting points on an old Hurst shifter that was NOT the slip-in type so I know it will work.
1969 charger rt
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i have a hurst super shifter 3 with a 70 challenger pistol grip handle i have a body lvers and b body ones ? let me know
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