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Does anyone know where I can get the column shifter for a 56 f 100? The po had switched to a floor shifter and I'd like to switch back to the column shifter.
Thanks ET - I'll just add that info to the long, long list of things I don't know about F100's but am learning on this forum.
Scott - If you decide you can modify it to fit, I'll bring it with me to the AutoFair in Charlotte next week. We have 4 spots in the Blue field that we've had for over 20 years. Ken
Not only is the steering column 1956 only, but so are the two shift rods that attach to the manual control selector levers on the column, then to the shift arms on the trans.
Attempting to locate these two 1956 shift rods might be almost impossible.
Pic from 1948/56 Ford Truck Parts Catalog (available on a CD from hipoparts.com) C (F100) & D (F250).
I just wanted to make sure I'm calling it the right thing. I just need the arm that comes out of the column. The one you actually hold while shifting. The column is fine, just missing the arm itself.
Thanks!
Ken I'll let you know if I can get out there. I work weekends and will be out of town during the week but may be able to get out there!
I just wanted to make sure I'm calling it the right thing. I just need the arm that comes out of the column. The one you actually hold while shifting. The column is fine, just missing the arm itself.
Originally Posted by skotyg
#7210 on the diagram
Oh, in that case the only real differences are the '56 has a slight bend in it (because of the dished steering wheel) and a long ****, while the '53-'55 is straight with a round ****.
The earlier handle will work, but it's going to be just a little further away from your steering wheel. About an inch or so.