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  1. 08-15-2014 01:37 PM #1
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    Floor Shifter for Automatic

     



    Gentlemen, What would be a good choice for an automatic floor shifter. I have a 350 turbo chev out of a 71` station wagon with column shift? And what other things should I be thing about to mate the two together? I would need a neutral safety switch with it. Thanks.
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    Go to THIS PAGE at Summit Racing and start making choices/decisions.

    I made some choices for you based on your post. You can add or change whatever you like.

    I personally like B&M and Hurst, but it's your car.
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    no problem farmer.
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