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Old 05-01-2017, 01:19 AM
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Shift lever part number?
I'm looking for the shifting lever that fits on the stub of a getrag 360. The threaded kind. Mine had broken and was welded on but I want to replace the stub so I need the stick.

Does anyone know the part number?

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I'm looking for the shifting lever that fits on the stub of a getrag 360. The threaded kind. Mine had broken and was welded on but I want to replace the stub so I need the stick.

Does anyone know the part number?

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Hey Edwin,
Even if you have a part number, what are the odds it's still available? Parts from our rigs are being eliminated on a daily basis.
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Hey Edwin,
Even if you have a part number, what are the odds it's still available? Parts from our rigs are being eliminated on a daily basis.
There is one available on Ebay but it says it is for a later model. I wanted to compare the part number to see if it will fit. Otherwise I will have to search the bone yard.

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Edwin.
I don't know the part #, but I think I have a spare in the shop.
Good luck searching the boneyard for a Cummins truck with a Getrag shifter still in it.
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Edwin.
I don't know the part #, but I think I have a spare in the shop.
Good luck searching the boneyard for a Cummins truck with a Getrag shifter still in it.
PM me with a price Oliver and include shipping. I'll send you a check.

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I just checked the shop and I have one extra screw on style Getrag shifter stick.
PM sent.
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Ollie to te rescue again!
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Edwin.
I don't know the part #, but I think I have a spare in the shop.
Good luck searching the boneyard for a Cummins truck with a Getrag shifter still in it.
Good luck finding anything for our trucks in any boneyard in SoCal.
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Good luck finding anything for our trucks in any boneyard in SoCal.
They shipped them all out to Ollie!
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Just out of curiosity, which part is prone to breakage, the stub or the stick?
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Edwin,
I have seen both of them break.
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They shipped them all out to Ollie!
I would like to visit his Temple of Mopar,

It would be like visiting a National Monument or a Religious Shrine.
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Originally Posted by Jim Lane
I would like to visit his Temple of Mopar,

It would be like visiting a National Monument or a Religious Shrine.
Thank you Jim for the kind words.
I have been trying to save these old Dodge trucks I love for years...It has kinda turned into a Temple of Mopar around here.
Oh and by the way Jim, you and that super clean dually are invited to VT whenever you have the time.
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Originally Posted by Jim Lane
I would like to visit his Temple of Mopar,

It would be like visiting a National Monument or a Religious Shrine.
Hey Jim,
He charges an entrance fee, just like any other religion.

I was all set to head up there, when I got my bill in the mail for my entry tickets.. I couldn't fit a case of beer and a box of mastiff size poopy bags in an envelope, so I postponed my visit
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Originally Posted by oliver foster
Thank you Jim for the kind words.
I have been trying to save these old Dodge trucks I love for years...It has kinda turned into a Temple of Mopar around here.
Oh and by the way Jim, you and that super clean dually are invited to VT whenever you have the time.
Hey Oliver,
Thanks I would love to take you up on the invite.

About how many Mopars do you have at your Temple?

When does a passion become an addiction?
There used to be a guy out here in San Bernardino that you could see off Route-66 that literally has hundreds of Nash Metropolitans'.

Way back when, NYPD use them for police cars.
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