Vintage Hurst 4 Speed Shifter Assembly W/ T10 Linkage, Corvette, Camaro, Nova on 2040-parts.com
Montgomery, New York, United States
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Vintage 4 speed Hurst shifter assembly in good condition. Has super T-10 linkage attachments, reverse arm is missing. This shifter does not have a detachable handle. NYS sales tax will be added to purchases within NY state, thanks for looking.
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