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12-02-2005, 06:21 PM
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Van tilt for my 67
My auto 78 van tilt for my 67 is almost a floor shift model. indicator mount holes welded shut, indicator light hole patched and welded, shift lever casting removed, plugged with aluminum and then bonded in with Faststeel. Body work left on it. Now painted.
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12-03-2005, 07:35 PM
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Re: Van tilt for my 67
I've seen the articles for the swap but was wondering if only certain year vans work? nice job on yours
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12-03-2005, 08:24 PM
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Re: Van tilt for my 67
Thanks, I am not sure but I heard like 73-80 or so. It does look near like my stock non-tilt. When I pull my stock one to examine where I may need a screw hole, I will take a pick of them side by side and post it. Yes the faq for the swap will help. In my case since I have a B&M floor shifter, I do not need the neutral or backup switch at all. I have to deal with the turn and hazard signal wire connector. Comnig home to Ohio the week of Xmas--please no snow or ice like last year.
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12-05-2005, 03:38 PM
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Re: Van tilt for my 67
 Hate to tell you but we've been getting swamped w/snow allot for the city itself and I'd hate to see the snowbelt. As of midnight tonight we have another snow advisory in effect. Not as bad as say Minn.or vermont but enough.
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