Hurst Shifter Handle on 2040-parts.com
Paragonah, Utah, United States
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This is for a Hurst shifter handle. I've had it for at least 30 years but don't know the exact application. Looks like a 4 digit part number with the last two numbers possibly 89. This is NEW but has a few very light scratches from being around for awhile, still looks really nice. Someone has put a pc. of masking tape on it with the number 2836, don't know if that is an interchange # or not. Measures 12" overall and prox. 10" stick only. The mtg holes are prox. 7/8" c to c.
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