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#167020 11/06/2004 11:37 AM
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Hello everybody.
Been awhile since i've been on here kind of missed it. I am looking for a good quality 3 speed shift kit to move my three on the tree to a three on the floor anyone have any experience. I had one of those hurst ones on my 64' C10 but it was crap never could keep it adjusted and it was easily bent. Thanks, Jess


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#167021 11/06/2004 2:40 PM
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Hey Jess, the cheap basic Hurst 3-speed shifters are crap! If you want quality you've got to pay for it. I bought a Hurst "Master Shifter" for a 57 Chevy I had some years ago and it was much, much better than the cheap versions! It's going to cost as much a a good 4-speed shifter but is worth it! Here's a link.

Hurst Master Shifter - Jeg\'s


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#167022 11/08/2004 2:30 AM
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Jess, At my father's insistence, I rebuilt my column shift linkage by replacing all the neoprene junk with various brass bushings I dug up at Ace Hardware. Now I wouldn't dream of moving it to the floor. It works to good! Click - Click, and you're in the next gear!

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