Husrt Comp/Plus shifter ID?

[crenbbf]

Hi All

Could anyone help with the ID of this shifter.

It was purchased under the assumption it was for a 'stang.

It is to be bolted to a Toploader

http://i1276.photobucket.com/albums/...psa51affa9.jpg

cheers

[Rick Parker]

The shifter mechanism is the same regarless of application, the mounting plate allowed for the location of the shift lever itself. Usually the lever came directly out of the mechanism and if required had a bend in it to move it to the left closer to the driver. The shift rods can be replicated or purchased. Here is an example of an OEM Ford shift mechanism on a T-10.
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[crenbbf]

Originally Posted by Rick Parker

The shifter mechanism is the same regarless of application, the mounting plate allowed for the location of the shift lever itself. Usually the lever came directly out of the mechanism and if required had a bend in it to move it to the left closer to the driver. The shift rods can be replicated or purchased. Here is an example of an OEM Ford shift mechanism on a T-10.
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Thanks Rick

Must have been a tricky one though only one response

cheers

[bill37341]

There is a 4 digit # on the mechanism. (Facing to the bottom in your picture). This will help identify it's original application. Should be something like 8327. It will be just above the slot for the bottom shield. Bill.

[crenbbf]

Originally Posted by bill37341

There is a 4 digit # on the mechanism. (Facing to the bottom in your picture). This will help identify it's original application. Should be something like 8327. It will be just above the slot for the bottom shield. Bill.

Thanks Bill

Now ID'd and thankfully the right one

cheers