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Are you're shift rods straight or is one of them V shaped ??
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Originally posted by amc67rogue amc67rogue wrote:

Are you're shift rods straight or is one of them V shaped ??


From what I can remember the ones in the Gremlin are fairly straight. They look real similar to the ones in the pictures that I posted up earlier in this thread. IIRC...
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The bracket on E-BAY is the one used with your rods. That is the AMC Hurst after market setup , not the OEM AMC.
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Heres pics of aftermarket shifter stock shifter and what i believe to be aftermarket mounting bracket.
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Here is a cell phone picture of my original Hurst aftermarket shifter kit that I bought years ago..
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That's it, that's the needed plate - in the drawing/illustration.
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