Shifter Bracket, stock?

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Saw this shifter and bracket at a swap meet this morning. Seller says it is a stock piece. Anybody seen this before? I thought it was a homemade bracket to mount a four-speed shifter on a forward mount B-body tranny placed into an A-body.

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Not stock.

IIRC, for a Hurst Super Shifter. IIRC, requires straight non stock companion linkage.
 
I believe that they were intended for B-bodies to move the shifter rearward for installation of the Hurst Super Shifter and its short shifter handle. Floor cutting I believe was also required.
 
The offset bracket was part of the Hurst 373-0011 Super Shifter Linkage Kit for B body.

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sinitro said:
Complete Super Shifter kit was sold in the early 80s'..
Hurst made those specific kits for the Mopar A833 and GM Muncie transmissions.

Just my $0.02...
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ok, but as or the rods, I have seen them on pictures from late 60´s
 
SSing said:
Yes, but pretty sure Ram Rod and Mr. Gasket Vertigate was offered eary ´71 and since I have seen these hd rods in the `68 SS Hemi cars, (early ´68 pics) I´m trying to figure out, if Hurst made these rods for Chrysler, or if these rods was something Hurst already had on the shelf...
Sorry, didn´t mean to hi-jack this thread...
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Been digging some more and saw this guy on YT rebuilding a Super Shifter, telling how he saw one in a ´67 Chevelle.
So this pretty much answers my question, since these straight hd rods was part of the Super Shifter Hurst offered.
 
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