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Old 04-26-2015, 09:31 PM
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. I forget the Dodge model it was in, but I see it at a cruise night every once in a while.

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That distinctive grid pattern on the dash looks like a '67 Coronet. Always wanted one of those along with a '67 Satellite. A friend of mine has several of those shifters in his collection Mopar B bodies.


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Old 04-27-2015, 03:20 PM
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The Hurst shifter in the '69 Daytona Alvin posted the link for..... https://www.mecum.com/lot-detail/HA0...ytona/4-Speed/ ...... is a real work of art. I've only seen one other one besides that one, and it wasn't in a Daytona. I forget the Dodge model it was in, but I see it at a cruise night every once in a while.

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That distinctive grid pattern on the dash looks like a '67 Coronet. Always wanted one of those along with a '67 Satellite. A friend of mine has several of those shifters in his collection Mopar B bodies.

This one below posted on YB gave me a laugh for many reasons...and belongs here w the shifter theme, yes?
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