Floor Shifter TH350

[motornut]

saw this one for sale
http://ottawa.kijiji.ca/c-cars-vehic...AdIdZ477539781

[cyclefreak207]

Originally Posted by motornut

saw this one for sale
http://ottawa.kijiji.ca/c-cars-vehic...AdIdZ477539781

Do you know if that one bolts in above or below the floor? possibly how long the shifter is?

[motornut]

Originally Posted by cyclefreak207

Do you know if that one bolts in above or below the floor? possibly how long the shifter is?

don't know anything about it
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[72bowtiestepper]

Originally Posted by INSIDIOUS '86

Mines mounted to the trans. I like being able to feel the engine through the steering wheel and shifter. Of coarse this means you have to have a hole in the floor. I used a hurst super boot with a made in America plaque over the hurst insignia. The ones you get on your edelbrock intakes now. I gotta say if neutral was locked out along with reverse or even made it ratchet I think it would be quite the shifter to have
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Thanks for your reply....I think the trans mount is the way to go also, but was wondering how much clearance there is between the trans (mines a TH 350) & the floorpan. My truck is totaly apart for a resto. , so cutting a hole in the pan is not a big issue. (72 C-10 350 engine)

[Mazzo1]

Sorry

[Mazzo1]

Originally Posted by gchemist

Why a long shifter? Move the whole thing up on a box.

http://www.73-87.com/7387garage/interior/console.htm

Where can I get that steering wheel?
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[INSIDIOUS '86]

Originally Posted by 72bowtiestepper

Thanks for your reply....I think the trans mount is the way to go also, but was wondering how much clearance there is between the trans (mines a TH 350) & the floorpan. My truck is totaly apart for a resto. , so cutting a hole in the pan is not a big issue. (72 C-10 350 engine)

Last I remember it was like 2-3 inches I have a th350 as well
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