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I’m trying to find the number for the SB lower rod on a Nova. The lever and upper rod were shared with the four speed. My parts books and AIM are vague. The 3sp in the AIM is a Saginaw. Anyone have better info, setup in a car or parts in the stash?
Last edited by Grim70; 04-04-2025 at 06:16 PM. Reason: More info |
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Thanks. I’ve looked at that but from what I’ve found I think that is Saginaw so I don’t believe it will work. Although, hopefully I can verify.
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Curiosity kicked in.
Top pic is Muncie Bottom pic is Saginaw. First- reverse levers are in same place. Your pics above show 1 Muncie and 1 Saginaw. First- reverse lever shows same part number for both. Why would the rod be different? |
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Thanks for these. That is what I’m trying to verify for sure. Perhaps the shift levers are different on the Saginaw? I’m pretty sure the frame mount lever is different.
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If that is out of a 69 that is a Muncie MC1 3 speed. I don't believe a saginaw was offered for the chevelle that year either. There was a saginaw that resembled the muncie. Does the one pictured have the 5/16" two piece ball? Flat side shifter? Bench was flat buckets said muncie, I believe.
Last edited by Grim70; 04-04-2025 at 11:03 PM. |
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Looks to be a Muncie.
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See how everything is (ex HD). Also those are the shifter control rods.
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