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duece th400 floor shifter
I have a floor shifter for a th400 that bolts directly to the back of the top driver side bolts on the tailshaft housing.It is sort of a ratcheting type shifter.Could this be off of a yenko duece?It is not a cable type and I don't think there are any markings on it. any info would be great.thanks
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Re: duece th400 floor shifter
Can you post a pic of it? Might help ID it.
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Re: duece th400 floor shifter
Gump, those shifters weren't deuce only. They were an over the counter shifter sold by Hurst called an auto stick. Lotta people used them for things other than deuces. I found one it a 57 chevy once. They are kinda hard to find though. Post a pic. Someone with an auto deuce may need one. Schonye
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Re: duece th400 floor shifter
here is a pic of the shifter guys.let me know what you think.
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Re: duece th400 floor shifter
sorry,cannot get pics on here.I guess there too big?I will keep trying or give me your email address and I will send them direct to you.thanks
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Re: duece th400 floor shifter
Send them to me and I can shrink and post for you [email protected]
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Re: duece th400 floor shifter
Pic from Gump...
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Re: duece th400 floor shifter
That looks like the later style Auto Stick with bolt on chrome handle. The early one that came out around 1970 had a welded in chrome handle.
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