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Old 03-20-2017, 11:23 AM
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I'm putting in a 4 speed into my 67 GTO and acquired a Super T10 with Hurst linkage for it. Unfortunately, the trans came out of a 78 Trans Am ant the linkage is offset to the right to come out in the center of the console and I need it to come straight up so that the linkage come up offset to the left. After looking at Hurstshiftersonline.com, I believe I found the part that I need. The lower receiver for the slip-in type linkage should work. Of course, they want a small fortune just for that part. Anyone here have an old Hurst shifter assy for parts that they might have what I need?


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Old 03-20-2017, 01:08 PM
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that is a high wear part..aka sloppy action when they wear

i prob have it...i took a couple shifters apart for other shifters..i will know in an hour or so

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Old 03-20-2017, 03:10 PM
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that is a high wear part..aka sloppy action when they wear

i prob have it...i took a couple shifters apart for other shifters..i will know in an hour or so

Thanks Mark, I appreciate it

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i found them, and what i have is early, it doesnt take the slide in handle..let me look a little more..i thought i took one or two of those apart for cases and slides

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Old 03-21-2017, 07:45 PM
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io do not have the bayonet style you are showing...i have 3 of the earlier types..

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Please be aware, the receivers are not all the same, some mount the shifter straight in line with it and others will have a slight or greater bend to tilt the shifter more to the passenger side of the vehicle in order to accommodate consoles, etc. The 67 GTO shifter I have has a slight bend to the passenger side. Hope this helps. And I will look to see if I have one that matches my 67 shifter.

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Old 03-22-2017, 02:51 AM
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Please be aware, the receivers are not all the same, some mount the shifter straight in line with it and others will have a slight or greater bend to tilt the shifter more to the passenger side of the vehicle in order to accommodate consoles, etc. The 67 GTO shifter I have has a slight bend to the passenger side. Hope this helps. And I will look to see if I have one that matches my 67 shifter.
Agreed, and thanks for looking. The one on it now bends way to the right. I believe it was in a Vette.

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Old 03-23-2017, 01:17 PM
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The spares I have are bent different than the 67 shifter I have. Sorry.

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OK, thanks

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