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Old 09-03-2021, 03:54 AM
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The 6 digit number is just a serial number, not a date or application indicator...

Looks like a normal everyday Hurst shifter with handle cut off, mid 60's comp+

Hope this help... Crash
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It has a stop bolt on the front but none on the back

The rear plate will fit a Hurst OEM shifter because they did not use the stop bolts
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