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I have a 1954 F-100 with a C-6 transmition that has a Lokar shifter in the floor. My problem is that the shifter linkage comes threw the floor. The last owner made a make-shift console that brought it up. The problem is the console is a coffee can that is carpeted and everytime I go cruzing it gets very warm in the cab. Any one know of a big enough shift boot that would cover the linkage and mount directly to the floor. Please help me
I did check Lokar but the boot they offer is the one that I already have, and I thought one boot would look better that bringing that area back up again.
A guy I used to know had a vinyl one made at an upholstery shop that laced up the back. It came up to the ball on his shifter (Looked good). He had a small factory rubber boot under it, but you could not see it. I don't know if that would help in your case or not.
Try lining the coffee can and underside of floor near shifter opening with some of the heat reflective stuff. Add a heavey vinal shift boot from an upholstery shop and that should help alot.
Ed