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#21
03-09-2010, 12:11 PM
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My '64 shifter had about 75,000 miles on it when I took it apart recently. There was no sign of wear on any of the parts. The moving parts are hardened steel or spring steel. I can't imagine wear being an issue except for the external shifter rod bushings.
Which part(s) would you want to replace?
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#22
03-09-2010, 05:47 PM
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64 shifter
Dick,
In the blow-up diagram it's labeled part #3. Mine was well worn but I reused it. Ron 64 GTO convertible 79 CJ7 87 Grand Wagoneer(new project) |
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#23
03-09-2010, 09:23 PM
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I know Jegs and Summit has some of the internal parts and Rick's Camaro has a complete rebuild kit for $89.99, which is a pretty good deal if you need the sleeve pin, shims, and isolators for 67 and later shifters. A seller on Ebay named "Hurst-Shifter" also has some of the various parts listed from time to time.
Ron, Jegs has the 3 piece shim kit for $34.99 if you need it down the road. Terry |
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#24
03-10-2010, 05:34 AM
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Heart Beat City has the shim kits etc. as well
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