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projectstang

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Does anyone know where to find a Hurst T-Handle knob with the H shaped 4 speed pattern on it. All I can find is used?!

 

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i've not seen one of those new...just ones that say hurst. I have a t handle that says mr. gasket on it, but have wondered about getting one u're speaking of. i think the only way to get it now is used.. but hell i'm probably wrong.

 

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I just got a new Hurst shift knob with H-shaped 4 speed pattern from Summit.

 

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where?

I was looking at summit online, and still can't find it. . . what links did you take?

 

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has anyone seen a t-handle shift knob with the H-pattern in summit? I can't find it anywhere. (see jesserose's post above). Is he talking about the t-handle, or the white knob with the pattern, because I've seen those, just not the kind I want.

 

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302RWP

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buy it used

 

RajunCajun

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from mr. gasket website
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projectstang

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I have a used one on already. It's faded, like all the other used ones.

 

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RajunCajun said:

from mr. gasket website
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has anyone bought theirs from this website?

 

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Ronstang

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projectstang said:

I have a used one on already. It's faded, like all the other used ones.

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Polish, repaint, and clear powdercoat.....?

 

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projectstang

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it'd be pretty tough to get an old knob up to new standards. They have the look of brushed aluminum, with glossy black paint in the H-pattern while the numbers and "hurst" are raised and not painted black. Also, there are just too many knicks and scratches on any of the used ones. Maybe I'll just splurge and buy a good new one for $50 bucks and sell mine for 20.

 

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Ronstang

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You would be amazed at what you can restore with a little imagination and patience. I could have it looking better than new in a few hours. When you do rare older cars there are not always parts available so you learn how to restore the old parts and I'm sure you could do some magic on that shifter handle unless you just would rather spend the $50....personal preference.

 

sooners2win

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www.toploaderheaven.com

They have them, this is what came original in 70 mach's http://www.toploaderheaven.com/images/Set Screw Knob.jpg

 

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projectstang

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See the pictures above. If anyone can restore mine to look like that, give me your adress and I'll ship it to you with $20 for your trouble. OR if you have any advice on how a novice like me could make it look half that good, feel free to chime in, because there's no way I could make it any worse than it is.

 

bud4660

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Well it doesnt look like Hurst makes one anymore. Heres there link with the tee handles. Go to page 12 I think it was.
http://go.mrgasket.com/ProductsListByMinId.aspx?majID=825&selection=22&BrandID=0