1964-73 Mustang Toploader Hurst 4 Speed Competition Plus Shifter 2083 on 2040-parts.com
Little Falls, Minnesota, United States
FOR SALE COMPLETE HURST SHIFTER FOR MUSTANG TOPLOADER 4 SPEED TRANSMISSION. SHOW QUALITY CHROME ON REBUILT SHIFTER MECHANISM. ASK ANY QUESTIONS CALL ROB 320 282 6153 SHIPPING PRICE IS PARTIAL ACTUAL WILL BE CHARGED AFTER SALE LOCATION IS DETERMINED.
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