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Didn't all TH400 trannies have Slap Stick shifters?

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Didn't all TH400 trannies have Slap Stick shifters?

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used to pick up all these I could find in the wrecking yards, kind of hit and miss. as I remember, most auto camero's had them. as far as firebirds, 70-74 Trans Am, approx. same for Formulas had them, base and Espirit not sure, most I saw didn't. past 74 the only ones I have seen were the W72 cars starting in 1977(200 @ 220 HP), 79 TATA cars, Turbo, and Turbo pace cars. so the performance cars from the later years.

bought a 74 TA off of a guy years ago. during the test drive I used the slap during a shift. the guy had owned the car for years and didn't know it would do that.

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I didnt know the slap stick ability existed until I bought this car. My Gramma's 75 Esprit doesn't have it. (Turbo 350 equipped).

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Steve, PM an address and I'll mail the little red clamp to you.

I have two slightly larger ones as well that may have been green once, but are rusty now. If you want to "restore" those let me know and I'll throw them in the envelope.

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Ill take the larger clamps, too. Thanks. Ill PM you my info.

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Clamps are on the way.

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