shifter indicator

Years ago i found a powerglide in a first gen passenger van in a bone yard and pulled the rear end-tranny and radiator and shifter mechanism out and put them in my van except the rear end(it was shot)that's why it was in the junk yard! when i had the disc brakes installed i had the mechanic rebuild the rear end and made it positraction ! I don't remember seeing a shift indicator on the steering column (p-r-n-d-1)! Sooo any one with a stock 1 generation van with automatic powerglide have a shift indicator I'd sure would like to see it?

If you want to PM me with your email address I can send something that may help

I’ve got some info on the 1st Gen shifter indicator too.

I'll take what ever you got! every thing helps! Now's it's to make something that's work's and looks good!? Thank you : REVANGO

I'm wondering if one of the creative folks on here should maybe design something universal  because I believe the top of the shift column is universal between the generations and even the same between stick and automatic....
I know a stick column can be easily converted to shift an automatic because I converted mine....
Doesn't seem like an indicator should be that difficult to fabricate..

So I just checked the sweep on my van's column with a 700r4....
The sweep appears to be about 45 degrees between park and 1st gear.... the clicks appear to be about 1/4 inch apart at the end of the tube that the shifter is bolted in to except for park to revers which are 1/2 inch apart...The clicks are very close together and could be a challenge for creating and indicator strip that can actually be seen...

Ya I'm try to think of a way and got a 64 chevelle powerglide column indicator dial and then adapt it to mount above the shifter column and then figure out the position indicator on the shifter rod