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Old 11-02-2025, 07:00 PM
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It could be a 1bbl car, but I doubt it. The Sprint is the only OHC 6 car to get the dual traction bars due to the manual transmission optioned on a 4bbl OHC 6. (3.55 rear gear std) They would have went to a lot of trouble to add it during the restoration. The floor brace where it is attached is not reproduced and it part of the floor pan.

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Old 11-03-2025, 08:28 PM
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According to this dealer order sheet - from another Sprint Bird
The 4spd floor shift was not available with 6cyl 1bbl

We know it's a 6cyl by VIN
And 4spd by 2L on trim tag
Dual traction bars

Does this defacto prove it to be Sprint ?
Or is the order sheet wrong ?
Appears the only manual with 6cyl 1 bbl is 3 on the tree.


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Old 11-03-2025, 08:31 PM
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I also can't find anything on internet about the 4H code on trim tag.
Have been looking at a lot of 67 Bird trim tags and not found another with it either.
Some of those were Sprint Birds as well.

Thinking it's a Fisher mod to the rear half of body
Maybe rear speaker or rear defog

Where would a rear defog switch be on a 67 Bird ?

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