Technical Ford Shifter ID

Can anyone ID this shifter for me....Ford Toploader? 4 speed? Thanks for any help..

 

IIRC the factory Ford toplader shifters had a reverse lockout release below the shift knob.

 

yup....early

https://mustangpartsmall.com/product/shifter-and-linkage-4-speed-mt-65/

 

It could be for a Dagenham trans, Ford lopo cars used them.


This may help I.D. it.
https://www.google.com/search?clien...HcxlDqcQ0pQJegQICBAB&biw=1280&bih=800&dpr=1.5

 

Not a Ford guy but it appears the early 60's Fords used the "T" style for reverse lockout but some of the later 60's did not use it.

 

Thanks for information...Mac

 

Four-speed with a three-speed lever....

Ford used the same shifter ***embly for both the T10 and Toploader, just switched the trans levers and shift rods for the specific trans use. All Ford-built four-speed shifters had a reverse lock-out, the early ones used the 'T' handle, the later ones a sliding knob.

There were also three distinct mounting brackets. Front mount for the '63-65 Falcon/comet, mid-mount for Fairlanes and some full-size, and rear mount for the Mustang and some full-size. The one pictured is a rear mount.

 

Thanks to all for your help....Mac