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Thanks! I like the look of the original but have always loved hurst shifters. Just strong and smooth and just as nostalgic in my opinion. That’s what I’m going to do.

I have a 1966 Sport Fury 383 4-speed in console. My reverse lockout cable came loose from my reverse lockout. I’ve successfully threaded back in through lockout trigger but kept having to undo it. First had too much slop, 2nd time too tight and now cable is frayed and I can’t get it back...

Awesome! Thank you!!

Is this what I need?

Ok thank you for the info! I bought a kit of return springs, I will try I lighter one and see how that does. Very helpful!! Thanks!!

So fellas am I correct in my spring placement then?

Thank you! Yes a 4 speed car.

I put a new Edelbrock intake and Edelbrock AVS2 4bbl on my ‘66 383 and can’t figure out how to hook up springs on the carb. My first time trying to figure this out on my own. My Mopar guru buddy recently passed away so don’t have anyone else to point me in the right direction. My AVS2 is a newer...

Thanks!! By the way, your car is Gorgeous!!

I am looking to put the Wildwood kit on my 66 Sport Fury and couldn’t find much feedback on it. This was what I needed! Thanks for your info!!

Oh ok. Thanks

Nice find! Congratulations!

If you still have the inner door panels, do you have a pic of them?

This is my ‘66 Sport Fury, 383 4-speed.

Will do! Thanks!

Thank you sir! That’s perfect!

Does it screw directly to floor or should there be a bracket?

Console in my ‘66 Sport Fury 4-speed is very loose. I can lift the whole front end up. Only seems attached in the back. Is this normal or am I missing something underneath? It’s pretty aggravating especially shifting over into Reverse. Also, it seems like it positioned right but when shifting...

Glad to have found this Forum for info on my latest project. Here’s my current Mopar C-body. 1966 Sport Fury. Factory 383, 4-speed car. Rebuilt motor and trans. All new brakes and exhaust. Added an Edelbrock performer intake and carb. It was painted back to original color a couple years ago by...