Technical 4 speed shifter ID needed

You guys always ID stuff I have never seen before, here is another one..anyone know what make or any info on maybe what this 4 speed shifter would fit? The handle is held on with a horizontal pin with a locking clip. No ID numbers on the body, there were some numbers on the shift rods that I think started with "w". Looks like a bench seat shifter.

 

Think I actually found it..http://www.ebay.com/itm/GM-NOS-1968...024-/191557402819?hash=item2c99b600c3&vxp=mtr

Or camaro?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1967-68-Cam...ter-/161678159274?hash=item25a4c4edaa&vxp=mtr

No MUNCIE stamped in the handle, so maybe an over the counter replacement?

 

I was just going to say that the chrome handle had a side ways "Muncie" type bend in it..

Slight hi-jack here...

Where do you get these remanufactured at?

I have a 2nd '67 Camaro 4-speed Muncie that need's the plastic cup, spring and "ball". Somebody removed all that stuff to try to slick shift it. Like to put it back stock..

pdq67

 

Davids 4 speeds in Milwaukee WI is real good for parts or service. Gary

 

The thing about this shifter, is it actually bolts to the cross member, and not the transmission. Engine/trans torques over, linkage binds, and you miss a gear. First thing that got replaced in my then new 72 Nova SS. Of course a Hurst replaced it, and the Saginaw 4-speed was later replaced with a Borg Warner T-10. I am Butch/56sedandelivery.

 

IIRC the ones that bolt to crossmember are Gen.1 Cccccamaros.
Possibly 442???

 

From what I have found it looks like 67-68 camaro or 68-72 nova. Not sure what to do with it now, I bought it just for the shift handle and had no idea what it was. Just so happens I have a 69 Nova that I am putting a hot 427/M20/12 bolt posi in but I still only need the handle. Does the handle come out of these units without a ton of work or am I better off selling this complete and finding another handle?

 

Probably could sell it on e-bay and buy a new Hurst shifter with the proceeds.