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Topic: 4 speed shifter linkage picture?
Posted By: ramair351
Subject: 4 speed shifter linkage picture?
Date Posted: 05-January-2010 at 11:56AM
anybody have a pic of the shifter and linkage mounted on the toploader for a 72-73 torino?
 
also need a picture of the floor cutout and maybe a dimensions/distance.   thanks guys!


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-Pete
1972 montego GT
1970 Torino cobra SCJ
1970 mustang mach 1
1965 Falcon futura






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Posted By: SquireCJ
Date Posted: 05-January-2010 at 3:17PM
Check this thread, yet another great one by 72GTVA over at Ranchero.us
http://www.ranchero.us/forums/showthread.php?t=7103


Posted By: SquireCJ
Date Posted: 05-January-2010 at 3:28PM

Here is a picture of the hump. This is the '72-'73 hump being installed on a '75 Squire with a 5 speed.
here is the thread from Ranchero.US
http://www.ranchero.us/forums/showthread.php?t=11173&highlight=shifter+hump


Posted By: ramair351
Date Posted: 05-January-2010 at 3:56PM
the shifter thread pics in the ranchero forum is just what i was after. the reverse lever in the middle i was having issues with. thanks
 
 as far as the floor cutout, would you say the hump starts maybe 3 inches from that metal floor reinforcement that goes under the seats?


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-Pete
1972 montego GT
1970 Torino cobra SCJ
1970 mustang mach 1
1965 Falcon futura





Posted By: SquireCJ
Date Posted: 05-January-2010 at 4:22PM
Without pulling up the carpet I will see if I can measure the distance on my '72 Ranchero GT CJ 4 speed tomorrow and let you know.


Posted By: mcford
Date Posted: 06-January-2010 at 2:29PM
pete, pictures sent.
Mike


Posted By: mcford
Date Posted: 06-January-2010 at 2:30PM
about time ya stopped messin with that cobra and started workin on this one!  lol!


Posted By: ramair351
Date Posted: 06-January-2010 at 2:48PM
Originally posted by mcford mcford wrote:

about time ya stopped messin with that cobra and started workin on this one!  lol!
i share the love,  I'm doing rear brakes on the cobra, ( too many power brakes burnouts i suppose) , and I finally got my toploader back from rebuilder,  setting the shifter and getting ready to do some floor cutting.  I cant play favorites, these two cars dont like each other as it is.


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-Pete
1972 montego GT
1970 Torino cobra SCJ
1970 mustang mach 1
1965 Falcon futura





Posted By: Eliteman76
Date Posted: 07-January-2010 at 6:02AM
hell, I had to boot my CJ to my dad's house for the younger '73 GTS.
Me thinks the '72 is going to be really pissed when I try to fire her up...so don't feel like you are the only one with cars that hate each other.
 
Oh, did I mention I swear I hear my F150 and my '99 Contour arguing over which one leaks more oil?
 


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Andrew:GTS.ORG admin, '72 Q code 5 speed Restomod
Pondering: #99Problems


Posted By: ramair351
Date Posted: 07-January-2010 at 6:53AM
yup you know what i'm talking about!    its getting a little better now that they have spent some time together.  But when i brought the 73 back from the body shop, and there was a green cobra sitting in her spot, well, it got ugly.

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-Pete
1972 montego GT
1970 Torino cobra SCJ
1970 mustang mach 1
1965 Falcon futura





Posted By: Torinogts73c
Date Posted: 08-January-2010 at 3:29AM
Yeah I know that one, it seems the Torino owns the garage and the R/T has to sit outside wow talk about bad vibes!! Of course it's the only non Ford in the family oh well! The Cobra and the Lightning have their own stable and they like each other.  LOL

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Gary 73 Gran Torino Sport 351CJ,17 Mustang Ecoboost,15 Jeep Grand Cherokee LTD, Ford Ranger parts hauler


"Never complain Never explain" Henry Ford


Posted By: mule323
Date Posted: 09-February-2010 at 11:26AM
Originally posted by ramair351 ramair351 wrote:

anybody have a pic of the shifter and linkage mounted on the toploader for a 72-73 torino?
 
also need a picture of the floor cutout and maybe a dimensions/distance.   thanks guys!
Any body ever come up with the proper location for the shifter hump and cut out? I'm going to pull the b&m out of the 73 and try a factory shifter soon. Just trying to round up as much info as possible before I start hacking away at the floor!

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             (Steve)
73 G.T.S. Fastback, 351C, C6


Posted By: mule323
Date Posted: 09-February-2010 at 11:27AM

Might need to add that mine's an automatic c6 and not a 4 speed.



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             (Steve)
73 G.T.S. Fastback, 351C, C6


Posted By: iangj
Date Posted: 09-February-2010 at 11:32AM
I'll take some measurements on the GT Friday and get them to you along with a couple of pictures (unless someone beats me)

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Ian Glyn-Jones
Fonthill, Ontario, Canada
Wish I had My Baby Back


Montego GT Registry
Forum; http://mmgt.forumchitchat.com/


Posted By: mule323
Date Posted: 09-February-2010 at 1:39PM

Thanks Ian. That would help alot.



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             (Steve)
73 G.T.S. Fastback, 351C, C6


Posted By: Eliteman76
Date Posted: 09-February-2010 at 2:48PM
I wish I could be of more help, but my GTS is still an hour away at my dad's place. 

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Andrew:GTS.ORG admin, '72 Q code 5 speed Restomod
Pondering: #99Problems



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