http://www.specialtysales.com/1969-oldsmobile-442--c-2502.htm

Sounds like it might be one of them, would like to see paperwork.

 

4 speed? I don't think so

 

Umm....Look at the pedals.



Also on the description:

Anyone have a clue as to what shifter that is?

 

It's a mystery shifter now.
I dig that combination brake and clutch pedal, just like a milk truck.

 

Wrong steering wheel

Yooooooooo Hooooooooooooo Jeff

What cha think?

IMHO it's "Bravo Sierra"

 

Its the real thing. Discussed over at ROP.

http://www.realoldspower.com/phpBB2/...ic.php?t=65240

 

Well then it's way out of my price range

 

Hurst used to sell a low-rent line of shifters under the Indy name. The Indy-matic was a decidedly NON-dual gate shifter that looked exactly like this one. I had one in a 1971 Cutlass years ago. I find it difficult to imagine that Hurst would install this shifter in a real 1969 H/O, given that the dual gate and mini-console had already been developed for the 1986 models.

 

Joe,

I think you were trying to type 1968 models

 

although you would think it was a bogus car it seems from the threads posted above it may be the real deal. as it seems the trunk lid was drilled for the platform, maybe they put the BIG shifter in this particular car to show off hurst shifters in general, not the his/hers? I dunno, I remember those shifters, they would work with bench seats too, when you converted from the column shifter (w/ Hacksaw LOL J/K) but the gold doesn't seem like the right gold when compared to the ones i have looked at here and elsewhere, funny even the hurst olds decal on the glovebox looks wrong? like a cheap copy? but a cool car none the less

 

Yeah, OK, that too...