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Anybody used a three speed floor shifter with a low hump trans cover?

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I had one in my '66 C-10 once.

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No issues with clearance on the low hump?

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No, it worked fine. It was just a cheap aftermarket shifter tho that I really didn't like. I ended up putting it back on the column.

If you buy a new shifter get one that is designed to fit your truck.

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I had one in my '65 C-10, mounted on bracket bolted where the tailshaft housing attached to the gearbox. Floor hole was off-center, but still in front of the seat.
When I put the Saginaw 4-speed in, I fabricated a plate to mount the shifter forward of the mount points on the trans, so I only had to enlarge the floor hole a little. Also, some tricky bending of the very short shift rods.
I've seen aftermarket kits for converting column shift to floor shift, Hurst I think.
Good luck.
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