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I never knew Hurst made another inline shifter besides the Vertigate. I also have a Mr. Gasket Vertigate, and that shifter is identical to the Hurst except for the script. I had to look up what makes a RamRod different than a Vertigate. Found a great pic to share.
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Hurst made the RamRod first. I used them for years when I was younger. Kind of a theft deterant. Most people that road with me didn't know how to work it...Joe
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That is world champion Mike Federer in the Penzoil roadster in the other lane. Graeme, your going to love that shifter. Last edited by rszmjt; 02-18-2021 at 10:05 PM. |
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