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68beaumont


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This is a Hurst Competition Plus Shifter I have which I think is a 65-67 Chevrolet/ Cdn Pontiac B body. Any thoughts, opinions? IMG_7264.JPGIMG_7266.JPGIMG_7267.JPG



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Here's the sheet for 65 - 67.  Looks like you're missing the mounting plate.

65 - 67 Hurst Comp Plus 1.jpg

65 - 67 Hurst Comp Plus 2.jpg

65 - 67 Hurst Comp Plus 3.jpg

 



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Thanks Clint, I might actually have one, thanks for the info! 



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The correct mount plate will say 4205 on it.

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Murray, I went right to the bottom of this page, typed in "4205" and found a few CP threads that might answer your question. There's some pictures in some of the threads too.

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The parts list in the drawing indicates the mounting plate is part # 4205.

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Thanks Carl and Clint for the info.smile



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I could be proven wrong, but I had thought that a factory installed Hurst four speed shifter never had the positive stop bolts;
I had long understood that the presence of a positive stop bolt was a sure way to identify an aftermarket shifter.

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I think you are right about the stops. In this case though there is no factory Hurst shifter for the particular application. This is an aftermarket shifter for a B body.  I don't think there was ever any Canadian Pontiac/Beaumont/Acadian that had a factory Hurst shifter installed in it.



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