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M1 Tiger gear shifter/lever

alpine_64

alpine_64

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RobfzTiger said:
Hello - I need a new shifter for my '65 Tiger. Can anyone point me to a supplier? Thank you
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You need the shifter mechanism or the actaul shifter handle you shift with or both?
The various Tiger toploader shifters are unique to the cars... No repro.

You can use the aftermarket mustang/cobra/falcon shifters but they place it a further reach away.

I have a spare Tiger shifter. However its in Australia.. So sure you can get one closer.
 
Warren

Warren

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I took my spare to storage so I would not be tempted to sell it.
Can think of several STOA guys in your area mostly. Have you looked into the Hurst ?
 
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RobfzTiger

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I've looked at the hurts but hoping to find an original shifter. Just need the shifter handle. The reverse lock on mine is broken and apparently can't be fixed. (sent it to Bill Heeley in Olney. GREAT service)
 
Pete S.

Pete S.

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RobfzTiger said:
I've looked at the hurts but hoping to find an original shifter. Just need the shifter handle. The reverse lock on mine is broken and apparently can't be fixed. (sent it to Bill Heeley in Olney. GREAT service)
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The rod attached to the reverse lockout snapped in my shifter. A local vintage Mustang repair shop showed me how to repair it. He said it was so easy, he felt bad charging money for it. Send me a PM and I can detail what I did.
 
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