4-spd knob
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4-spd knob
does anyone know the correct style muncie 4spd knob for the 73 chevelle. ive seen lots of pics and they are all slightly different.
Dead Man- G3GM Member
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my buddy had a 73 SS factory 4 speed, and his stock knob was the round black with white lettering. I don't know if round white, with the black lettering, was an option from the factory or not??
alleyball4- Donating Member
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well the ones ive seen, the lettering some are small and close and the others are bigger and more spaced out.im gonna gamble on the bigger spaced out ones being correct.
Dead Man- G3GM Member
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Here's a link to a survivor car featured in super chevy. I talked to the owner once about the shift knob, I seem to remember him saying they were not round, by that I mean spherical. I think they were tapered at the bottom (threaded) end and perhaps leather or vinyl covered. If you can get in touch with him perhaps he could provide a photo.
http://www.superchevy.com/features/chevellemontecarlo/sucp_1204_1973_chevy_chevelle_super_sport/
http://www.superchevy.com/features/chevellemontecarlo/sucp_1204_1973_chevy_chevelle_super_sport/
Last edited by Lovett on Tue Jan 29, 2013 10:34 pm; edited 1 time in total (Reason for editing : clarification)
Lovett- Donating Member
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If you blow up the interior shot it looks like a round black ball, not a tapered one that's like a 70's firebird or camaro.
Pontichev327- G3GM Enthusiast
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well i blew it up and it does kinda look like there is a stitched line of some kind on it.make sure you keep clicking on it till it goes full screen
Dead Man- G3GM Member
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Yep, I see a stitch there too. Also looks like there is a plastic insert with the shift pattern on it instead of being printed on it. the plastic insert looks similar to the Trans am knob insert, but the knob does look more round than a firebird knob. They have the pontiac knob on ebay a lot.
Pontichev327- G3GM Enthusiast
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Looks like you need this. The pattern could probably be changed but the knob itself looks correct to me. It's tapered but just barely.
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Landonus- Donating Member
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on the 73 with the muncie m21 did you have to lift to hit reverse.
Dead Man- G3GM Member
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This is a subject up for discussion for multiple GM cars. Depending on tranny, shifters, and consoles or not there are a variety of 3 diffrent shifter balls to my knowledge. One with lift, one without, one hard plastic uncovered. Would be nice to know for future refrence. This can help splain a tiny bit...
http://nastyz28.com/forum/showthread.php?t=174740
http://nastyz28.com/forum/showthread.php?t=174740
Landonus- Donating Member
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sweet thanks for the info, fo far according to the pics thats been posted, the knob that you posted looks to be the correct one for the 73 ss chevelle. im going to be converting and im just wanting it to be true as possible.
Dead Man- G3GM Member
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Well from 72 to 77 I've seen that on in Novas, Chevelles, Camaros, and Monzas, so I'd say you are safe to go with it. I'd change the shift indicator to one without the "lift". Unless yours has a lift. I know lift started on 72 Camaros and 75' Novas but not sure when they stopped and early Chevelles had lift, the sticks were straight.
Landonus- Donating Member
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Goodness, look at this mess...
http://reviews.ebay.com/64-67-Chevelle-shifter-ID-for-Muncie-Impala-Nova?ugid=10000000001772598
Very informative even though it's a bit off topic. Goes to show how unsimple stock shifters can be.
http://reviews.ebay.com/64-67-Chevelle-shifter-ID-for-Muncie-Impala-Nova?ugid=10000000001772598
Very informative even though it's a bit off topic. Goes to show how unsimple stock shifters can be.
Landonus- Donating Member
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good lord lol, who would have thought. and ive totally forgot about that part im gona have to track down the stock style lever as well.
Dead Man- G3GM Member
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I really like the look of the tube ones with the lift, over the round mashed in the middle with hurst or muncie stamped on them. I've not decided on one myself yet but I'm a sucker for mopar pistol grips.
Landonus- Donating Member
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Landonus wrote:I really like the look of the tube ones with the lift, over the round mashed in the middle with hurst or muncie stamped on them. I've not decided on one myself yet but I'm a sucker for mopar pistol grips.
Like this one, however I'm not sure how it will look with a console...
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