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#1203117 02/06/2017 3:38 AM
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Has anyone installed a 3 speed floor shifter using a Hurst shifter with the original tranny in a 1953 half ton pickup ?
If so, could you state what model Hurst shifter it is....thanks


1953 chevy 1/2 ton with 3 speed 318 on floor and 1955 235 engine
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I have an original 3 speed Hurst shifter on a '55 GMC tranny.

I bought it from a vendor at Carlisle, PA swap meet several years ago.

It was a NOS kit from the '60s. I can't give you model number and I don't think Hurst makes them anymore.

You might cruise EBay.


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A Hurst shifter for a passenger car will work. I think the original Hurst company quit making shifters for many years. I think Mr. Gasket bought the name and started making shifters again. A passenger car shifter from the early 50's will fit, but you will have to modify the stick something like this to clear the seat.

http://www.hurst-shifters.com/products/5388620-replacement-bench-seat-stick/

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OR you can make your own bracket to hold a later model 3 speed shifter. I put a couple of creative bends to place the shifter away from my leg to the middle of the floor.


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I guess I was hoping that i could use a tall stick like the original but only with a shifter that is smooth shifting .


1953 chevy 1/2 ton with 3 speed 318 on floor and 1955 235 engine

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