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I HAVE A 70 GTO WITH A 400 AUTOMATIC TRANS. I AM IN THE PROCESS OF CONVERTING FROM A COLUM SHIFT TO A FLOOR SHIFT... I NEED TO KNOW THE LOCATION OF THRU FLOOR CABLE HOLE AND THE LOCATION OF THE SIFTER FLOOR MOUNT HOLES......OR POSSIBLY THE LOCATION OF THE FLOOR BRACKETS IN RELATIONSHIP TO THE FIRE WALL.. OR FROM THE FRONT SEAT BELT BOLT HOLES TO THE SHIFTER REAR MOUNT HOLES....
TO ANYONE THAT CAN HELP..THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!! JIM |
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I HAVE A 70 GTO WITH A 400 AUTOMATIC TRANS. I AM IN THE PROCESS OF CONVERTING FROM A COLUM SHIFT TO A FLOOR SHIFT... I NEED TO KNOW THE LOCATION OF THRU FLOOR CABLE HOLE AND THE LOCATION OF THE SIFTER FLOOR MOUNT HOLES......OR POSSIBLY THE LOCATION OF THE FLOOR BRACKETS IN RELATIONSHIP TO THE FIRE WALL.. OR FROM THE FRONT SEAT BELT BOLT HOLES TO THE SHIFTER REAR MOUNT HOLES....
TO ANYONE THAT CAN HELP..THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!! JIM |
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I will be pulling the interior out of my 70 in about 3 weeks, so if no one has given you the measurements, I can take some. Get back to me in about 3 weeks I should be able to help you.
pggto@yahoo.com |
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I am very close to putting my 70 together.Interior is out and the floor is bare.Would you like pics?Paul
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Paul
yea you bet i would like some pics! if you wouldn't mind lay a tape measure down on the floor next to the center hump this will give me some idea how the brackets are located email to engineering@shelmetcastings.com if you would please thanks Jim |
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Dear pggto
thanks for the reply i see you are from WI. if you are any where near Wild rose i could possibly pop over... but if not i will contact you i three weeks or so if no one else has gotten back to me thanks Jim |
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PGGTO
i see you are a snowmobile fool like me all i can say is F7 FIRE CAT see you on the trail up in the U.P. thanks Jim |
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Thats why I don't get any work done on my car, I spend the winter play'n with the sled. I've got 800 miles on the SRX so far. I live in Port Washington, your up near Oshkosh right?
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I can't give you measurements, but I found this old picture. It looks like the shifter mount is right on top of a lip in the trans tunnel you can locate on your car.
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Oh what nice floors I have. That is a Texas car.
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hey slowgto thanks for the pics they where just what i was looking for.. also believe it or not my 70 convert is also sierra yellow too ,but not as nice as yours yet...
thanks Jim |
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Wouldn’t there be some kind of depression or dimples in the sheet metal to locate the hole? I mean, how would the guy on the assembly line know where to punch the hole without a reference point?
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That's a good question MarkJ. I'm surprised the cable hole is not there, with a plug in it. I would probably mount the shifter first then see where the cable wants to go, before cutting a hole for it. Compare to picture too.
I do find it hard to believe it's Sierra Yellow. I have a list of four others I know about. Can you post a picture? I got bored with the "vanilla wrapper" so I added stripes last summer. |
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