Amc Borg Warner T-10 Shifter Amx Javelin Rambler 1967-69 on 2040-parts.com
Santa Rosa, California, United States
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AMC/Rambler T-10 shifter used from at least 1967 to 1969, and replaced with the Hurst shifters later in 69. I've used both and I actually prefer these to the Hurst. I feel these shift smoother and definitely easier. Hurst is better for hard driving. I took this apart and cleaned all parts and lubed them when I put back together. Includes the shifter arms, which are different than a Hurst shifter. Also has the reverse switch that I doubt works, but who knows.
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