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Core Shifters




AllanD

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Age
62
Location
East-Central Pennsylvania
Vehicle Year
1987... sorta
Make / Model
Ford
Engine Size
'93 4.0
Transmission
Manual
I don't believe anyone would bother making an aftermarket shifter for a transmission that was discontinued at the end of 1987 production, so I call bullshit.

It looks like a scam to me...
 

Die.Fledermaus

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Location
State of Jefferson, USA
Vehicle Year
86
Make / Model
Ford
Engine Type
2.0 (4 Cylinder)
Engine Size
2.9
Transmission
Manual
Total Lift
0"
Tire Size
215/75-15
I have never heard of them either, but it is just a stick, base plate, and ball. Once you build one it really isn't that much of an issue to do another especially if your core business is already “sticks with balls” and you happen to have idle time.

Believe me I though about making my own and I have a FM145, if my shifter wasn't perfect (allegedly the last one Ford had on the west coast per the previous owner) I might of started my own clone of an OEM shifter...but with a shorter throw...and a better grip...and more bad ass'e'nis
 

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