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To those who run a hurst shifter with their toploader, what model is used. thanks
 
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When I had my '65 Fastback, I used a Hurst Super Shifter III with the reverse T-handle to lock out Reverse when needed. can also use the Regular Super Shifter that is more street friendly.

Looked like this but was for a Ford:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Hurst-Super...Parts_Accessories&vxp=mtr&hash=item4ac5ec71dd

Here is a regular Super Shifter:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/HURST-Stree...Parts_Accessories&vxp=mtr&hash=item4172e395ed
 
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-NOS-HUR...Parts_Accessories&vxp=mtr&hash=item257f016d20
 
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hipo_p51 said:
To those who run a hurst shifter with their toploader, what model is used. thanks
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The Competition Plus™ is the bolt-in model. Ford even used a version of the CP at the factory in 70-73.

The Super Shifter™ will require a massive hole in the floor. Consider that for racing-only vehicles.
 
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When I installed the Supper Shifter 3 on my car, I only made the opening a little bigger. The shifter boot covered it just fine.
 

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The Competition Plus™ is the bolt-in model.

Is there a model number, or is there just the one for 65-?? mustangs and similar models?
 
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racerxmd said:
When I installed the Supper Shifter 3 on my car, I only made the opening a little bigger. The shifter boot covered it just fine.
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Considering the SS has straight rods (excellent for racing) the entire shifter is offset nearly 4" to the left. I don't think I'd call nearly doubling the size of the hole "a little".
 
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hipo_p51 said:
The Competition Plus™ is the bolt-in model.

Is there a model number, or is there just the one for 65-?? mustangs and similar models?
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All 65-73 Mustangs use the same Competition Plus model.
 

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thanks
 

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yeah +1 for the competition plus. that is what i used in my 65 fastback.
it never jamed or missed a gear . i used the 70 mustang hurst shift boot and plate and did not have to modify the opening.
 
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