looking, 3 speed col linkage
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looking, 3 speed col linkage
Hi guys,
second post so im not sure if this is the way to post up for parts (please advise if there a better way) or not. I have a 65 f100 with 300 I6 3 speed. the guy before me converted it(badly) to floor shift and i am wanting to go origanal so im missing some stuff.
It looks like most everything can be located in the parts houses but i am unable to find the actual linkage from the column to the tranny.
If any one has a extra set for sale or can point me in the right direction it would be appreciated..
Thanks in advance and again im still learning my way around here so advise me if this is the wrong area to look for parts.
Mark
second post so im not sure if this is the way to post up for parts (please advise if there a better way) or not. I have a 65 f100 with 300 I6 3 speed. the guy before me converted it(badly) to floor shift and i am wanting to go origanal so im missing some stuff.
It looks like most everything can be located in the parts houses but i am unable to find the actual linkage from the column to the tranny.
If any one has a extra set for sale or can point me in the right direction it would be appreciated..
Thanks in advance and again im still learning my way around here so advise me if this is the wrong area to look for parts.
Mark
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This is a great place to ask for directions to parts. Someone might be able to tell you what other trucks and cars have the parts you need.
I have had some great luck posting ads in clist. Some local guy may have exactly what you need cheap and no shipping. Be sure to include what tranny you have, someone may have the tranny laying around with linkage still attached.
Local junk yards may surprise you with their knowledge and what is in their "scrap pile" behind the shack. I always visit my local junk yards driving my rusty and white 66 and wear old worn out clothes for a better price. The dirtier you look, the cheaper the price. Seriously, I know these guys, they charge what they think you will pay.
Good luck.
I have had some great luck posting ads in clist. Some local guy may have exactly what you need cheap and no shipping. Be sure to include what tranny you have, someone may have the tranny laying around with linkage still attached.
Local junk yards may surprise you with their knowledge and what is in their "scrap pile" behind the shack. I always visit my local junk yards driving my rusty and white 66 and wear old worn out clothes for a better price. The dirtier you look, the cheaper the price. Seriously, I know these guys, they charge what they think you will pay.
Good luck.
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