Help identify lever

[Muswagon]

So I put in wrong forum and pic did not work lol

Any idea what this is? Came in a mish mash I bought for my 4 speed swap. I believe it to be a slip in for 67-68 ish A-body?

Anyway, let me know your thoughts and yes i would sell it

 

[pishta]

HURST Competition plus shifter?MMaybe not tall enough. INLAND shifters were hollow iirc.

 

[Dartswinger70]

it doesn't say Hurst on it does it ( I may be going blind...)

 

[Dana67Dart]

My buddy has a 68 GTS and his shifter is similarly shaped.

 

[Dartswinger70]

Inland?

 

[Professor Fate]

Inland?

No, this is an Inland:

"T" handle reverse lockout with cable running down through a hollow lever to the linkage, attached to mechanism by a plate with 3 bolts. Used in '67-'68 A bodies, console and non-console (with slightly different bends, of course).

Brewer's lists the OP's lever as a '75-'76 A & F body, but OP's doesn't appear to have the Hurst logo- I have one without the logo, too (from a Volare, OD trans); so Chrysler probably used some without the branding on them. (photo from Brewer's website)

 

[krazykuda]

That is a shifter lever...

 

[Oldmanmopar]

F-body over drive handle

 

[CRUZE 418]

I would go with an OD shift handle, it's a bayonet. Round in shape like the old Hurst Mystery shifter.

 

[Syleng1]

No no no.
It’s a truck shifter. Look at the knob.

 

[Oldmanmopar]

 

[CRUZE 418]

My money is on #6 and #8. The knob may be for a truck, but that shift lever is not.

 

[pishta]

HURST Competition plus shifter?Maybe not tall enough. INLAND shifters were hollow iirc.
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I just looked at this on my PC and I was way off, its not even round! Did the OP on a cell phone...DOH!

 

[harrisonm]

Is it a Lehver or a Leever?