Found my Inland shifter

[Thedeputy]

Hi guys,

A while back I was looking for an inland shift knob which, as you all know, is very hard to find.
Just before Christmas I stumbled upon an ebay add for a 66 bench seat Inland shifter handle. Just what I needed. Since the seller didn't know what it was he advertised it wrong. Long story short, I ended up winning the auction for 45 bucks.
Real deals are still out there if you can be patient.

 

[Car Nut]

Good find at amazing price!

 

[Richard Cranium]

Congrats on your find. Now all you need is the Hurst shifter mechanism with the adapter for the Inland lever.

http://www.brewersperformance.com/products.php?cat=50

 

[biomedtechguy]

Hi guys,

A while back I was looking for an inland shift knob which, as you all know, is very hard to find.
Just before Christmas I stumbled upon an ebay add for a 66 bench seat Inland shifter handle.
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Isn't that the shifter used on 1967 4 speed R/T and GTX cars? I seem to remember that on my buddy's 67 B5 blue with white stripes (originally all white-which he restored it back to) 440 GTX.

 

[Thedeputy]

To my knowledge they were also used on 67's, so that should be correct.
I'm going to adapt my existing hurst shifter so I can shift the hell out of it.

 

[91r/t]

Yes they used that shifter until mid year 1968. They then switched to the hurst shifter in cars around then.