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Old 02-02-2005, 07:33 PM
Jim Pennell Jim Pennell is offline
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I recently became involved with 61-63 Tempests having been a Corvair collector for some time. My first Tempest was a 61 wagon with a powerglide. My newest is a 62 convert. with a 3 speed. My difficulty is with the position of the shift lever, it's under my leg in the reverse/first gear position. With my long legs and the position of the bucket seat it is a very uncomfortable and unsafe place for the lever. Now I know that the shifter housing is bolted to the side of the torque tube, but the position seems so wrong. Is it because of wear or misalignment or is this the way these shifters came from the factory? Any advise would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

 


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