by organ grinder Sun Mar 07, 2010 8:09 pmI need the rubber bushings that connect the shifter rods to the levers behind the grill. Does anyone have a lead on where to purchase them?
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Shifter lever bushings
organ grinder- Number of posts : 149
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Old Skool- Econoline Guru
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In Mac's 1960-70 Falcon/Comet catalog, pg 92, upper right hand side,
Manual transmission Shift Arm Insulator & bushing kits.
vic
Manual transmission Shift Arm Insulator & bushing kits.
vic
organ grinder- Number of posts : 149
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Yep those are the ones that should work - Thanks Vic
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I don't have that catalog. Do you have a parts number?Old Skool wrote:In Mac's 1960-70 Falcon/Comet catalog, pg 92, upper right hand side,
Manual transmission Shift Arm Insulator & bushing kits.
vic
Old Skool- Econoline Guru
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C3TZ-7343-KT ( $ 6.95 )
BrandonSilva- Number of posts : 5
Location : Porterville, California
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I just bought these from MAC's econoline catalog, B9AZ-7343-KT, The falcon kit (C3TZ-7343-KT) look like the old ones I have in my '62 van.....will the ones I bought work?
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Old Skool- Econoline Guru
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As I see it in t he catalog, C3TZ-7343-KT, looks correct, having a little difficulty finding the B9AZ-7343-KT ??????? the part number saying its a 59 to start with, and the parts in the column are the same.
vic
vic
BrandonSilva- Number of posts : 5
Location : Porterville, California
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Old Skool wrote:As I see it in t he catalog, C3TZ-7343-KT, looks correct, having a little difficulty finding the B9AZ-7343-KT ??????? the part number saying its a 59 to start with, and the parts in the column are the same.
vic
the B9AZ-7343-KT kit are in the econoline catalog....I tried using them (since they were out of the econoline catalog) but they just don't fit right.
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Sorry for tardy, been buried with orders and hospitals,, dratzzzz
When you say "Econoline Catalog"???????????? not understanding which catalog you mean??? I looked up those part numbers in the Mac's and they look identical.. I have boxes of them here,, but had been looking for a new source if they all turned out to be rotten old and cracked, like me,, LOL
vic
When you say "Econoline Catalog"???????????? not understanding which catalog you mean??? I looked up those part numbers in the Mac's and they look identical.. I have boxes of them here,, but had been looking for a new source if they all turned out to be rotten old and cracked, like me,, LOL
vic
