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Re: 3 on the tree



 I have the column from my 3 on the tree 62 dart. i am going
pushbutton automatic,  so I will be converting column over . the 3 on
the tree  guts  i will have.  I dont know if that will help but it
will be a while till I get to this point, like two months.  If u cant
find it by then check back with me.
  Theres also a 65 coronet in a junkyard about 50 miles from here, u
could call them and seee if they will sell u what u need, although i
cant rember what type of tranny it used.  I will try to remeber the
name of the yard.

  neal zimmmerman, eugene oregon

On 7/5/09, Jimmy Peavy <peaver63@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> The only bushing I was able to find on a 3sp column shift lever was PN
> 1676200.
> There are a number of dealers that still have that part.
> Valley Vintage lists it for $2.
> Good Luck
>
>  Jimmy
>
>
> Tom Duross wrote:
>> I will call the local parts department but I kind of doubt I'll have much
>> luck around Boston.
>> The few times I've gone to inquire about parts for our cars (remember
>> Akron Don's list?) they looked at me like I had 2 heads.
>> I'll even buy a complete 62-65 column WITH shifter if anyone has a good
>> one with a good bushing, pin and housing but I'd rather rebuild mine.  Can
>> anyone suggest a good dealer source?  Anyone want to keep an eye out for
>> me while they're walking the lanes at Carlisle?  My second year in a row I
>> can't make it.
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>>
>> Chrysler used to sell a 3-on-the-tree busing repair kit through the dealer
>> parts department, at least they did for trucks. Have you looked into that
>> possibility?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Gary H.
>>
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