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Old 10-02-2024, 01:47 PM
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For the shifter I wanted to know which shifter mechanism was used, not the handle. For an A-body, the handle mount needs to be offset to the side and back a little, did you use a White Lightning shifter or something else? Looks like whatever you used placed the handle in a perfect spot. Thanks for the info.

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For the shifter I wanted to know which shifter mechanism was used, not the handle. For an A-body, the handle mount needs to be offset to the side and back a little, did you use a White Lightning shifter or something else? Looks like whatever you used placed the handle in a perfect spot. Thanks for the info.
Oh…. Gotcha. Here’s what it looked like. Yes off center and back a little.
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