[WANTED] A833 shifter needed for A body

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Hi, I now have a shifter hump, and an A833 for my '63 Dart. The shifter which came with the trans was just pulled out of a box by the seller of the A833~ I actually don't know if the shifter is any good or not. The shifter does not fit the shifter plate on the transmission. Plus the shifter rods are too long. So, that being said, I'd like a shifter or advice is always nice too. I feel I need the shifter to install the hump correctly.
thanks
dne'

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Dne007 said:
Hi, I now have a shifter hump, and an A833 for my '63 Dart. The shifter which came with the trans was just pulled out of a box by the seller of the A833~ I actually don't know if the shifter is any good or not. The shifter does not fit the shifter plate on the transmission. Plus the shifter rods are too long. So, that being said, I'd like a shifter or advice is always nice too. I feel I need the shifter to install the hump correctly.
thanks
dne'

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Hi looks like a pickup/van shifter you can tell by the grease fitting, it is a hurst and with the correct mounting plate & linkage rods it should work
hope this helps.
Joe
 
THank you Joe, that gives me a little hope, just need to find the plate which bolts onto the trans;)
dne'
 
The 'early' hurst shifter body and handle are different. I have what you need but will have to take photos of what I am talking about.
red
 
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oh crap, this puts me in a pickle, since 66fs responded first, I should see what he has to say first? and what is a "console" Abody?
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Here’s the shifter HURST NUMBER 45496 no worries if he’s got what you need. I have it if need be.

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I DID NOT KNOW THERE IS A CONSOLE! lol I'm interested in this, and in the fact I could have a console, granted that they can be found?
 
NO , 63s did not have a console, welcome to learning from the posts on a website.
 
1964 -1965 A-Body Hurst shifter. Are you going to run a Standard or Overdrive transmission? What linkage rods do you have?

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Hi;) This is what I have.

"Are you going to run a Standard or Overdrive transmission? What linkage rods do you have?"
What's the difference between a standard vs overdrive? I have a 4 speed right? The shifter which was basically given to me doesn't fit the shifter mount. I have no linkage.
The shifter you posted looks really nice, but~ I'll give you a call around 10ish, I'm headed out to cut some of the tunnel for my "new" shifter hump;)

Is this yours? I'm a little confused
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[FOR SALE] - 66 or 67 Inland 4 Speed Shifter assembly complete with linkage

1966 1967 Mopar A-Body Inland Non Console 4 Speed Shifter. From a 1967 Formula S Barracuda with 50K miles before being totaled. Also comes with a 66 Inland mounting pad from a 66 Formula S Barracuda and neutral position tool. Everything works as it should. Also fits Dart and Valiant 4 speed...
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this is before I had removed all the black paint, does have the shifter levers
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Dne007 said:
Hi;) This is what I have.

"Are you going to run a Standard or Overdrive transmission? What linkage rods do you have?"
What's the difference between a standard vs overdrive? I have a 4 speed right? The shifter which was basically given to me doesn't fit the shifter mount. I have no linkage.
The shifter you posted looks really nice, but~ I'll give you a call around 10ish, I'm headed out to cut some of the tunnel for my "new" shifter hump;)

Is this yours? I'm a little confused
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this is before I had removed all the black paint, does have the shifter lever.
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I'll guess that is a 66 A-Body Standard 4 speed trans. What is the casting number on the tail housing? The shifter mounting plate looks like an Inland. That is why the 68 up shifter is not positioned correctly on an early A-Body. Probably tight through the small 64-65 hole in the hump. Yes, that is my Inland shifter assy on one of my transmissions.
 
I just did this on my 66 valiant. It was a daunting task. I would definitely recommend having the shifter installed to place the hump correctly. Also shift the shifter in all gears before attaching the hump to the floor to check clearance. Don’t ask me how I know that I’m still mentally scarred. I do have a hurst shifter handle and a bezel from a 65 barracuda I will not be using if I can acquire a console 4 speed shifter at a reasonable price. I found a console but the b-body shifter I have won’t work with the a body it hits the dash. The handle is an a body hurst with the t handle. I don’t have a pic n my phone.

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Thank you Heather, I have parts coming, shifter,handle,linkage, etc. Not on the way yet, but soon I hope. Yes, I will not be bolting/welding the hump down for a long time. I understand the mental scarring and labor to fix that(omg). It is an amazing amount of work, a challenge, and I could not have done this without so many people from here helping;) Join me on my build;)
dne'

My build and recent cutting of the floor for the shifter:)
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63 Dodge Dart, now let me see;)

Neil, I like your idea!! On my triumph tr6 ,for the trans tunnel, I welded in 1/4 weldable nuts, nutserts sounds easier;) Do you buy those as a kit, like rivets? They are called Riv-nuts. You can install them using a bolt and washers. No need to use the expensive tool. McMaster-Carr
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HeatherHoward said:
I just did this on my 66 valiant. It was a daunting task. I would definitely recommend having the shifter installed to place the hump correctly. Also shift the shifter in all gears before attaching the hump to the floor to check clearance. Don’t ask me how I know that I’m still mentally scarred. I do have a hurst shifter handle and a bezel from a 65 barracuda I will not be using if I can acquire a console 4 speed shifter at a reasonable price. I found a console but the b-body shifter I have won’t work with the a body it hits the dash. The handle is an a body hurst with the t handle. I don’t have a pic n my phone.

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The shifter mount that was on your transmission when you got it is for an Inland shifter, which you absolutely do not want. @66fs has the entire exact setup you want. If for some reason that falls through, I have the same parts (I'd just have to find 'em all!). I think mine has the plain black ball the factory used with the shift-pattern bezel shown in @HeatherHoward's photo.
 
So far, pictures from before Hurricane Helene.

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Mounting plate takes a 7/32 hex key, for three flat head socket screws torqued to 30 ft lb with blue Loctite.

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Shifter bolts on with a 7/16 (5/8 socket) pivot bolt torque to 55 ft lb and a 3/8 (9/16 socket) attaching bolt to 30 ft lb

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Attach all shift levers with the holes up and description (DIR, LOW, REV or D,L,R) facing out so you can read them. I use 5/16-24 grade 8 nuts and flat washers with blue Loctite. Torque to 210 in lb.
 
OMG, I'm so excited!! :thankyou: Super pictures~ I love the shifter and ball, so retro;)
 
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