RE: Can a /6 Have a Good Sound?

[Garry Penn <buildin64@xxxxxxxxx>]

I had ask this question before but I dont remember if anyone could 
answer it with certainty. 
I believe the shifter actually mounts to the transmission and does that 
mean when I install the shifter hump in the floor it would be in the 
same location as if you were installing the hump for a big block 4speed 
set up? 
I wouldnt want to do this for my /6 3speed setup and have to modify the 
shifter hump location for a later down the road big block/4 speed setup.


Sean B wrote:
> 
> If you have an old 4-speed shifter laying around, you can use that.  
> Just leave the reverse rod linkage off, then you're left with a basic 
> "H" pattern.  I did that once, and it was sweet.
> 
> Polecat
> 
> 
> 
> Garry Penn wrote:
> > 
> Now if I can figure out how to get that manual shifter off of the 
> steering column and mounted on the floor for my 3speed, I will be all 
> set to cruise in style.



Garry Penn
65 Bel 1 2dr Sedan


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