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1970 Coronet two door hard top.
Originally a column shift automatic. I’m converting to pistol grip four speed.
I have the AMD shifter hump piece for the floor. The instructions say that I can place the piece on the floor, scribe around it and cut the floor, leaving enough of a lip to weld to. To install the hump they say that I can then place the piece in place, it should line itself up, and weld it in place. But they recommend that I may want to have the transmission in place to be sure that the linkage correctly lines up.
I’m not able to place the transmission yet.
What’s your thoughts? I want to proceed with installing the hump piece so that I can continue working on the rest of the floor and interior. I’m probably a year away from being ready to install the transmission.
Originally a column shift automatic. I’m converting to pistol grip four speed.
I have the AMD shifter hump piece for the floor. The instructions say that I can place the piece on the floor, scribe around it and cut the floor, leaving enough of a lip to weld to. To install the hump they say that I can then place the piece in place, it should line itself up, and weld it in place. But they recommend that I may want to have the transmission in place to be sure that the linkage correctly lines up.
I’m not able to place the transmission yet.
What’s your thoughts? I want to proceed with installing the hump piece so that I can continue working on the rest of the floor and interior. I’m probably a year away from being ready to install the transmission.