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Old 01-24-2026, 11:38 PM
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Originally Posted by 65 Lamnas View Post
The 69-later A and G body shifters worked similarly to the 67-68 Dual Gate GTO shifters.

They had just a standard-looking single gate, but functioned similarly as the shift shaft pivoted to the right side of the gate. I think they were referred to as a "Rally shifter" and were on those cars thru 1972. Not sure after that. Also not sure if the F-body cars had them or not, but I "think so".
I had a auto 79 TA once and the shifter worked the same way but it was a little awkward. Not as smooth as like a B&M quicksilver or a ratchet shifter like that when your slapping through the gears.

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