Hurst Chrome Short Stick & Shift Knob 2010-14 Mustang Gt500 Fits Stock Shifters on 2040-parts.com
Sugar Land, Texas, US
Brand new Hurst chrome "short" stick and classic knob kit: STICK INFO: Hurst # 538-7201, chrome plated steel, 6" tall, bends 1/2" rearward. 3/8"-16 knob threads. All Hurst sticks have 3/8" holes spaced apart 7/8" on center. Stick is also sold alone in my other listings. KNOB INFO: Hurst # 163-0081, a molded replacement knob (OE on many Hurst kits) with 6 speed pattern on top and "Hurst" on sides as shown. 1 7/8" diameter with 3/8"-16 threaded brass insert, jam nut included. Engraved knob w/ plain sides (ie 163-0040) also available by request. Also available with black knob, specify with payment. SEE MY OTHER LISTINGS FOR SHIFTERS, STICKS, KNOBS, & "HURST EQUIPPED" EMBLEMS!
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