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Old 07-23-2026, 11:39 AM
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I never knew the 65-66 4spd shifter handles were different between console and non-console cars. In my 40 years of doing this, I have never seen one advertised as console or non-console. You learn someting every day. Now I am wondering if the one in my 66 is correct. LOL

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Old 07-23-2026, 01:07 PM
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I never knew the 65-66 4spd shifter handles were different between console and non-console cars. In my 40 years of doing this, I have never seen one advertised as console or non-console. You learn someting every day. Now I am wondering if the one in my 66 is correct. LOL
A more accurate explanation on 65-66 shifter handles.

1965 shifter handles had three styles.
1) First design - Very early (like ‘64 style) with bend and without the Hurst name.
2) Second design - Bent handle with the Hurst name.
3) Third design - Almost straight handle with Hurst name.

1966 shifter handles.
All were the straight version.

All the above were available with or without console.
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