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Hello all. Just wondering if anyone knows of any links to a diagram for the shift linkage on my 63 3 speed trans. I've done some looking on here, but all i find is stuff thats on the steering column. Would like to know how the links are attached from the column TO the transmission. And does anyone know where to get the parts? thanks!

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This is the best I can offer, from the 1960 Chevy Truck Shop Manual:

[IMG]http://img690.imageshack.us/img690/2078/shiftlinkage001.jpg[/IMG]

I’ve read where others have obtained the shifter bushings from the Truck Shop. They are shown on page 51 of the catalog:

http://www.truckandcarshop.com/6072.html




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Hey, cool thanks! my truck was already converted to the floor shift 3 speed. I appreciate it!

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The long shift arms and brackets on the tranny I beleive are the same up to 1968 if you're looking for some.


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