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Anyone with a 66-67 automatic car? Can you confirm something….

JohnC

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Senior Member
I just confirmed that I ordered the right part… a 66-67 shifter setup for a th350 or 400 trans but I’m not sure they didn’t send my one set up for a PG. problem is it was purchased in 2018 (where does the time go?).
This is my detent plate. There doesn’t seem to be separate detents for the 3 forward gears. Should there be?
Two different pics of the same thing so I hope you can see what I’m talking about.
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Pretty sure it’s a Shiftworks kit. They want like 60-70 bucks for the stupid detent plate. If it comes down to it, I’ll try to modify this one.
 
If I “google it”, I find 3 different pics that all look different: the middle pic looks like mine.
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I’m tempted to enlarge and print the last pic (top item in the pic) and use it as a template to modify my plate.
 
Yours appears the same as the detent shown in their advertising.....except the 1st gear has a noticable slide to the rear of the car. Looks like you've probably got the correct one, but if you still aren't convinced, I'd call shiftworks.
 
I emailed Shiftworks who confirmed I have the right detent plate. Hers his reply:
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I was able to weld up an adapter so that I could use my old Hurst shifter cable with my stick style shifter and the detents seem vaguely in the right position. So I’m good to go.
 
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