Anybody care to ID this Hurst Shifter? I need help

[bbbentley]

I have tried with no luck to ID this shifter. I have had it since 79'. Any help from you guys? If anyone can do it sYc is my last hope. # on body is 20_3. I am thinking Mopar because of curved 3rd arm on bottom(closest to trans).

[markinnaples]

I am BY NO MEANS AN EXPERT, but that sure looks like the shifter I had for my '68 SS396 Chevelle. What's the patent number? No serial number?

[bbbentley]

Well that is interesting, I had one lead with the # 2053 and 2083 being for a 68 Chevelle and other year Chevelles too I'd assume. Anyone else have a definitive answer? Thanks for your imput markinnaples.

[RPOL88]

Aftermarket Chrysler product. Has the curved reverse arm with a bolt on handle and stop bolts.

[bbbentley]

That arm had me thinking Mopar too, which I believe you are right. I just can't find a picture of one that has 2 different length forward arms that would narrow down the application.

[marxjunk]

ford has the long arm thing for big cars

[bbbentley]

1 vote Chevy,1 Mopar, 1 Ford!? You see why I am having trouble? Any votes it is AMC? just kidding. Marxjunk, This is a possibility too as it was in a Hurst Box with NOS linkage for a mid/late 60's Galaxie,Torino, but I have never seen arms on a ford look like the ones on mine. The Rev. lever is ussually real far forward. Show me a pic of one for a Ford like mine please.

[marxjunk]

call me mark....

here it is

http://www.ebay.com/itm/RARE-HURST-SHIFT...26d&vxp=mtr

[bbbentley]

Mark, I think you are a genius! Sure looks like a match. Thanks a bunch. I have a sore butt with all I have done to find something out about this shifter. Anyone need this? Thanks again sYc guys are the gurus.