According to my research the cables to rod change was made sometime mid model year 1965. All the other changes like the change from a flange to the slip happened at the same time.
Not being an expert on 1965 cars, that is why I am asking. The push button and the console cars used different valve bodies.
What I am trying to nail down is if there is a way to ID which is which without opening it up.
James
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Subject: Re: {Chrysler 300} Trans ID
James, maybe I’m missing something here? 1965 300’s did not come with push button trans. Cable shifted console and column shift only for all C-bodies. I believe it was 1966 they went to the hard linkage and did away with the cables.
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