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66 67 68 69 442 Cutlass Hurst 4 Speed Shift Knob / Ball #395796 Orig Not Repro on 2040-parts.com

US $30.00
Location:

Silverdale, Washington, United States

Silverdale, Washington, United States
Condition:Used

Factory original Oldsmobile 4-speed shift knob from a 68 442 with factory Hurst shifter & 4-speed console (no shift pattern engraving), part #395796. It is fine thread, so only fits these early shifters, not a new/newer Hurst stick with coarse threads. Please check your shifter to be sure before purchasing. It still has the rubber gasket in the thread bore and the threads are in good condition. These are hard to find as originals. I will ship free via US Postal within the 48 states. Thanks for looking, please see my other listings.

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