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60's Vintage Hurst Shifter T Handle White 3 Speed 3/8-16 Thread Mustang Ford on 2040-parts.com

US $125.00
Location:

Emporia, Kansas, United States

Emporia, Kansas, United States
DECENT CONDITION WITH LITTLE WEAR , THREADS GOOD , TURNING MORE EGG SHELL COLOR THAN WHITe FROM AGE , LETTERS VERY STRONG HAS VERY LIGHT NICKS FROM USE.
Brand:HURST Surface Finish:white PLASTIC Interchange Part Number:SHIFT KNOB BALL GRIP HANDLE Warranty:No Other Part Number:3/8-16 THREADS Country/Region of Manufacture:United States

oem hurst " T " handle , plastic with three speed pattern. have had part for thirty years, doing some garage cleaning.

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