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Post Info TOPIC: converting column sfifter to floor shifter auto


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converting column sfifter to floor shifter auto


I'm rebuilding my 67 Beaumont which came with column shifter [auto] I have the correct console and shifter just not sure about cutting hole for shift linkage was wonder if anyone has pic of the factory installation [the bare floor pan/hump cut out]

 



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Welcome. Someone should chime in pretty quick to help you out!

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I believe the 1967 and older Powerglides' had a different range select lever for column or console shift. That's the lever on the side of the transmission the shift linkage attaches to. Not a big problem, just something to be aware of.

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here is 67 Chevelle    it "might" be close to a Beaumont  

 

The retainer ring for the 67 boot is shown in black. The chrome bezel fits on top of the carpet and is held down by 4 trim screws.

 

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Sorry   you said Automatic     will not the hole be small and at the front of the shifter ??



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Thanks for the input I know the power glide was a two speed looking at installing a 700 r4 or 200 want the overdrive. Just would like to see how the linkage went through the floor to see if I can make it work. I did see there is some conversion kits to make the shifters work [I need to do more home work on this part] Thanks for pictures of your floor pan I'm also replacing both front floor pans and interior.

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As far as conversion kits for the shifters, check Shiftworks, it seems to me they do something for those.

Someone here MUST have a shot of a floor shift auto floor pan. If not, my neighbour a couple of minutes away will have one I'm sure. I can run there this weekend for pics if nobody else can help.

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Not sure if this helps but this is a replacement floor with the auto shifter hole location. I wonder if your factory floor has dimples for the placement of the four mounting holes.

 

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