Shifter anyone?

[DennisK]

Item number: 220107798132

[Rusty Everitt]

No thanks, I'll just keep my old coat hanger

[models916]

Little pricey

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=220107798132&ru=http://motors.search.ebay.com:80/220107798132_W0QQfromZR40QQfviZ1

[Ronnie Russell]

Thanks guys, That is very entertaining. :) :)

[petepedlar]

now things are getting really silly..........

DAve

[Dick MacKenzie]

HMmmm.....................must be the red back drop.................










Cecil will probably disagree.
:rofl

[oldskydog]

HMmmm.....................must be the red back drop.................










Cecil will probably disagree.
:rofl

I hope you're right. In that case I suddenly like red! I have 60 original GM shifters including about 20 of these plus a couple of Ansens. I guess I better start listing them.
Seriously though this couldn't be for real I think there's a couple of mischievious bidders playing with the seller. I don't recall any of these bringing much more than $150 . Maybe Ross has?
:deal :brow

[models916]

Back to 0 bids.

[Impalaguru]

I've seen some bring over $200. There was a complete bench seat shifter with the linkage for the muncie that went well over $300! It, however, was taken out in 1963 and was in excellent shape! Plus, it had the rare muncie linkage. (Same as T-10 but the reverse rod is slightly different). All in all $150 is plenty for a early, big-chevy shifter. Recently an NOS 63 SS 4-speed stick sold for over $250, if I remember correctly. That was JUST the chrome handle!!
I spent three years, and more than $150:rolleyes: putting together the original shifter for my car but I still prefer the Hurst!
Ross