4 speed pistol grip ?????
There are 2 71-74 B-body pistol grip shifters. The non-console shifter is the one that you want, it was used for bench seat cars. The 71-74 B-body console shifter is the same as the E-body shifter. 71-74 B-body's had two different shifter positions, the rearward position was the same as E-bodies. The forward position was used for bench seat or buddy seat cars. That's why the long tailshaft B/E-body 833's had two shift mounts on the transmission.
This is a 71-74 non-console pistol grip shifter in my Duster...
Just the 71-74 non-console shifter
E-body, 71-74 B body console shifter
The E-body shifters are useful for A-bodies with consoles, Gunslinger makes an offset bracket that lets you use a pistol grip shifter with a console, but the bracket makes the shifter come higher out of the floor so some prefer to use the E-body handle with the offset bracket.
There are 2 71-74 B-body pistol grip shifters. The non-console shifter is the one that you want, it was used for bench seat cars. The 71-74 B-body console shifter is the same as the E-body shifter. 71-74 B-body's had two different shifter positions, the rearward position was the same as E-bodies. The forward position was used for bench seat or buddy seat cars. That's why the long tailshaft B/E-body 833's had two shift mounts on the transmission.
This is a 71-74 non-console pistol grip shifter in my Duster...
Just the 71-74 non-console shifter
E-body, 71-74 B body console shifter
The E-body shifters are useful for A-bodies with consoles, Gunslinger makes an offset bracket that lets you use a pistol grip shifter with a console, but the bracket makes the shifter come higher out of the floor so some prefer to use the E-body handle with the offset bracket.