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05-14-2005, 07:10 PM
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Muncie shifter
Does anyone know where you can get parts for the original Muncie 4 speed shifter that is on my car? The reverse lockout button needs a new spring (a round clip around the unit that holds balls in place) and I also need a new spacer plate (I assume that is what it is) that goes between the reverse and the first/second plates.
Is Muncie still in business? Thanks Gary Deckert(69 Nova) 
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05-14-2005, 10:27 PM
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Re: Muncie shifter
Try CRASH..he is a member on his site...maybe he can help
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05-18-2005, 11:53 PM
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Re: Muncie shifter
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Does anyone know where you can get parts for the original Muncie 4 speed shifter that is on my car? The reverse lockout button needs a new spring (a round clip around the unit that holds balls in place) and I also need a new spacer plate (I assume that is what it is) that goes between the reverse and the first/second plates. [/ QUOTE ] Gary, I have the wrap spring, orange dust cap and ball bearings - all NOS. Also have the reverse interlock lever - used. I restore OEM Muncie/Saginaw shifters when time permits and have acquired misc. parts thru the years. I'am out of town right now, but can ship the stuff early next week if you're still in need. Shoot me a email if interested. Email: [email protected] Craig S.
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