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Old 10-15-2019, 06:22 PM
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Default OEM 1970 Z28 Hurst shifter rebuild
https://youtu.be/5EU9wj4vgdY
https://youtu.be/tNN10cxa9yg

Check this out! What do you think? Hope this helps!

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Having done a few along the way, and getting a few tips from you. Those videos are AWESOME
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Old 10-15-2019, 09:14 PM
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Nice job Eric, very interesting. You make it look so easy!!
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If you haven't watched to videos take a few moments as they are great in helping us to assemble some of these. I fight these assemblies every time and every time I am putting one together I ask myself, would GM assemble these things like this by hand? Hell no. Your tool ideas are great!

Will you make and offer those jigs for sale Eric? If so, I would be a buyer.
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i got something out of it......


send my stuff to a professional...like you Crash
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Very nice & thorough Eric.
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Excellent videos!!!

I would love to assemble a shifter as a training class and would love a set of the tools!!

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Those 2 'How to' videos have to be the best I've seen! Well done...
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Very well done and thanks for creating/sharing these two videos!
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Eric,

I just watched the tear down video. Awesome! Thanks for taking the time to make the video and share. I plan to watch the reassembly video tonight. Can't wait.


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