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The shifter on the left is the 1971 first type with the short pin for the cable attachment. The shifter on the right is the 1971-72 second type with the long pin for the shifter cable. The base plates were changed to match. The long pin version superseded the short pin version for replacement use in the parts book.
The shifter on the left is the 1971 first type with the short pin for the cable attachment. The shifter on the right is the 1971-72 second type with the long pin for the shifter cable. The base plates were changed to match. The long pin version superseded the short pin version for replacement use in the parts book.
So this would be strictly a 70 shifter with the reverse safety switch? Also were most shifter bases just straight cast in color? I’ve have two what I think are 71-72 shifters that look flat black? Just curious how the left the factory I would find it funny if they wasted time to paint them?
Last edited by shockrebuild; December 1st, 2018 at 02:02 PM.
Reason: Forgot picture
November 30th, 2018, 04:28 AM
