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Love the 4 bucket seats, but often wondered why the manual shifter was not incorporated into the center console, looks like an afterthought.
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Before Hurst started building shifters the mechanisms were very flimsy. Only a straight handle would work, as the trans was all side mounted levers,this was the only way to install a shifter. The French 4 speed was a top mounted shifter and was able to be incorporated with the console.
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