Throttle Shift Control
Missing one wooden handle.
The lever with the wood handle has 1 1/2" of play.
One of the frame tabs is broken off, but the frame is still very solidly attached to mounting base, see first photo.
The shift switch has been tested and checks good.
With a little work this control would be ready for service. The missing handle could be replaced and the lever with play could be tightened up.
Overall length 16", Lever length 8 1/2".
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