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M41 Install 140-160

posted by  cef2lion on  Wed May 21 07:20 CST 2008
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Thanks for all the feedback. Actually installing an M410 out of an '70 1800 as stated. Didn't state that as I didn't want get side tracked on the M410 itself. Good pickup on that. I know there is a round plate on tunnel for what looked like a long wobble stick shifter.

The tunnel cover I picked up is a NOS (New Old Stock) sheet metal cover. Pretty sure its a factory part. Edges are smooth and its painted.

Spent some time locating a long top cover and shifter from a '75 that has the momentary OD button. I have the wiring harness and relay as well.

I see the point on the long wobble stick. Would make it easy to do the install. If I consider doing that I would have to locate such a top cover. I do have a long shift lever in spare parts. It looks to be the thread on type.

Craig





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