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Those are the details that come at the end of a engine swap and unless he had all the brackets and cables/linkage it would be a easy task to save for the rainy day that never comes!
You can live without the passing gear if need be. Unless you can fab the brackets or buy them from a supplier then you will have to hit the junkyards for something that will work.
Your rig must have a carbureted engine...a four barrel carb! My setup had a plastic sheathed cable from tranny to carb that actuated the kickdown.
Your post implies your cable is installed in the transmission and is OK. You will need a bracket on the intake manifold and the proper linkage or attachment point on the carburetor.
This isn't very specific info so maybe others will be along with more help.
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