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Chevy B&M Automatic Shifter, Pro Stick Shifter, Without Cover, Universal 1958-1972

Item EK-40-382962-1
Chevy B&M Automatic Shifter, Pro Stick Shifter, Without Cover, Universal 1958-1972
$395.96
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      Product Information

      Features, Description, Q&A

      Features

      • Fits '62 to '73 GM Powerglide Automatic Transmission Kits
      • Use Your Custom Cover, Purchase Our Pro Stick Cover (P/N 383013), Or Leave It Off To Shave Excess Weight
      • Chromed Steel Stick and High Strength Plastic Knob

      Description

      Designed, developed, and refined by the company that invented race shifters - The Pro Stick continues to turn heads at every event. The B&M Pro Stick Shifter includes the two speed gate plate, a cable bracket and the Powerglide special lever without the throttle valve shaft hole. Its precise gate action ensures consistency. The reverse lockout feature meets NHRA/IHRA requirements. The B&M Pro Stick shifter can be mounted directly to the floor, chassis, or attached to your choice of bracket.

      NOTE: For use with transbrakes and full manual valve bodies only. Will Fit Powerglide Transmissions with standard or reverse pattern manual valve body.

      CA Residents: WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

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