Shift boot identification - The Supercar Registry

08-11-2014, 02:47 PM

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Re: Shift boot identification

The overall rectangular shape including holes does look 68-72 Chevelle etc console style but w/ less boot folds/ribs?
How's it compare to a real one, aftermarket for the same application maybe...any markings?
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