[WANTED] hurst ramrod bracket for a body
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ssba
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If you weren't aware the ramrod shifter isn't quite a bolt in replacement for the A body even with all the correct Hurst A body installation parts.
It does work but cutting is required. The straight rods that are a big part of why they work well are the reason for the need for cutting.
If you were determined to use the ramrod and wanted your car to remain uncut you will have to make your own mounting bracket and rods.
It does work but cutting is required. The straight rods that are a big part of why they work well are the reason for the need for cutting.
If you were determined to use the ramrod and wanted your car to remain uncut you will have to make your own mounting bracket and rods.
ssba
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This is the best I can post without removing shifter from transmission. I am in the middle of a move and
Its not a good time for me to be taking the thing apart. These pictures may be able to get you there.
You can probably create a better fit than Hurst did.
It consist of a transmission mounting plate with 3 spacers.
The rods and levers shown are a spare set. I believe the spare bracket has been packed away and moved already.
If nobody else post one up by the first of the month
I will have more time then to get better pictures.
Its not a good time for me to be taking the thing apart. These pictures may be able to get you there.
You can probably create a better fit than Hurst did.
It consist of a transmission mounting plate with 3 spacers.
The rods and levers shown are a spare set. I believe the spare bracket has been packed away and moved already.
If nobody else post one up by the first of the month
I will have more time then to get better pictures.
Ohhhh, now I need one of those
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