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Technical THREE SPEED SHIFTERS

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by 46international, Feb 9, 2023.

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  1. 46international
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    46international
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  2. HEATHEN
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    That looks like a factory Hurst shifter. Most of the aftermarket Hursts had a flat handle, and adjustable stop bolts on front and rear. In fact, from the looks of it, this setup could be from a 3 speed Pontiac GTO, as they used top loader Dearborn three speeds beginning in 1965, since the '64 models had no problem grinding up the Muncie built three speed transmissions that they had.
     
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  3. overspray
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    I found these in my computer. Fenton instructions and misc.
     

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  4. anthony myrick
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    That looks familiar
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    the homemade bracket is dang near identical
     
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