1965 Cutlass Automatic Floor Shifter
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These are very commonly broken. The shifter shaft is what breaks not the ****. If someone tells you it needs a new **** be suspect of the shifter shaft. There is two nubs on it that break off and it is junk after that. I have seen some use a 78 up shifter which looks correct in the console and is cable shifted.
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These are very commonly broken. The shifter shaft is what breaks not the ****. If someone tells you it needs a new **** be suspect of the shifter shaft. There is two nubs on it that break off and it is junk after that. I have seen some use a 78 up shifter which looks correct in the console and is cable shifted.
Thanks,
Anthony
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Good question, does anyone know if it is possible to install the '78-later floor shifter into a '65 Cutlass, and connect the cable to the original transmission?
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Just like the th400 and th350 is hooked up. I have a 67 that someone did that to. the bracket on the pan bolts is like that of a th350 and the bracket on the shifter of the trans is just a metal plate with a bolt and clip on it. Very much like a th400 or th350 and it works great.
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Come to think of it, the cable going into the T350 tranny is the kick-down. I think I need more coffee.....
I'll look at my 442 one day. I've got the T400 with a cable drive Starshifter. Just means stuffing my fat carcass underneath. Maybe no doughnuts tomorrow.
I'll look at my 442 one day. I've got the T400 with a cable drive Starshifter. Just means stuffing my fat carcass underneath. Maybe no doughnuts tomorrow.
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1965 Console - Use of '78 Newer Shifter
Just like the th400 and th350 is hooked up. I have a 67 that someone did that to. the bracket on the pan bolts is like that of a th350 and the bracket on the shifter of the trans is just a metal plate with a bolt and clip on it. Very much like a th400 or th350 and it works great.
Thanks for the information. Does your '67 have a '78 or newer shifter? Not sure if '67 console is similar to a '65, but how did they mount the newer shifter to the console - did the console need to be modified?
If you have photos, could you please forward them so I can show them to my friend.
Thank you,
Anthony
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I did this to a 65 GTO which uses basically the same shifter. I used the whole deal from a 66 (cable shifter) and made a bracket for the transmission and had a machine shop make me a **** like a 65 but had the 66 threads inside----to look at it you can't tell its not a 65 shifter. With the "T" handle in the Olds this might not be possible but then again it might be.
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The 78 up shifter has a round shaft that is similar to the 64-66 auto shifter. It has a similar but different t handle also. When used with the 64-66 console looks very original. Only those that "know it all" will be see a difference. The console and shifter for 67-69 is all totally different than a 64-66. you could make it all work but will look way different.
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The 78 up shifter has a round shaft that is similar to the 64-66 auto shifter. It has a similar but different t handle also. When used with the 64-66 console looks very original. Only those that "know it all" will be see a difference. The console and shifter for 67-69 is all totally different than a 64-66. you could make it all work but will look way different.
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