Zip ties

[whitetop]

I have an NOS Hurst shifter install kit from approx 1970-1972 and it has black zip ties holding it in place in the box.

I have seen a ton of zip ties used on cars back in the day and in old speed equipment packaging.

[TheNovaMan]

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Chandler</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Now here is another debate. Are we taking the all the fun out of this when we are wondering if and what zip ties may or may not be correct? Now we need to determine if it's going to be clear or colored. lol </div></div>
It's interesting that you point that out. I think everyone has their own set of what they'll let slide and what concerns them. For example, here I am worried about whether or not zip ties are OK, but I'm not willing to replace my K&amp;N air filters with white paper air filters, even though the filters are WAY more noticeable than zip ties.

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: whitetop</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I have an NOS Hurst shifter install kit from approx 1970-1972 and it has black zip ties holding it in place in the box.

I have seen a ton of zip ties used on cars back in the day and in old speed equipment packaging. </div></div>
Hooray! I can use zip ties!

[Hemicolt]

[/quote] It's interesting that you point that out. I think everyone has their own set of what they'll let slide and what concerns them. For example, here I am worried about whether or not zip ties are OK, but I'm not willing to replace my K&amp;N air filters with white paper air filters, even though the filters are WAY more noticeable than zip ties. quote]

I know what you mean. There are some things I will go the extra mile for and others that I will not. Even though I could make those things 100% correct, I'm not worried about it.