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10-04-2002, 09:31 AM
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HI,
I have a 67 which was originally a 6-cylinder 3-speed. It has already been converted to a '72 350 which runs pretty well, but I miss that old 4-speed action. I would like to tap the collective wisdom of the group to figure out exactly which 4-speeds, Hurst shifter, and adapters are needed to fit with my stock console. Unfortunately the .pdf Hurst documentation I found does not cover a Competition Plus shifter in a '67. Thanks in advance! -sk |
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10-04-2002, 09:31 AM
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HI,
I have a 67 which was originally a 6-cylinder 3-speed. It has already been converted to a '72 350 which runs pretty well, but I miss that old 4-speed action. I would like to tap the collective wisdom of the group to figure out exactly which 4-speeds, Hurst shifter, and adapters are needed to fit with my stock console. Unfortunately the .pdf Hurst documentation I found does not cover a Competition Plus shifter in a '67. Thanks in advance! -sk |
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