I think in most instances their is a "different" way to remove the parts w/out needing the tools. I have not been to many garages that have the "special" tools unless used a whole lot.
I want one of those special shift-lever remover tools for the 4-spds real bad. You can get it off with other methods, just that it is neater, quicker. Was one on ebay that I was bidding on and dang thing went for $42, I quit at $30 and that was reaching for me. I see other tools listedd on there. use the KM name and tools in your search and include bunch of years to search for too. KM is Kent-Moore and they made most of the old tools for GM. They didn't have the trans tool new, I emailed them on one. Lots of times Snap-on or other tool company's have a substitute tool or similar for same job. Save your money, there's always a different way!


G.L. Grumpy's
Old Iron Ranch
Huntington, IN 46750


MM R tractor, Speedex
and Power King tractors