I picked this up at the swap meet and can't figure out who made it. Is it an Ansen for a Chevy t-10? The one stick has been heated and bent at some point. It came in the old hurst box with markings for a t-10 shifter for late 50s early 60s Chevy.
Looks to me like a factory shifter. If there is a part number on the Hurst box, chances are that will tell you what this is from. Not a chevy, they all had reverse trigger.
From memory, I'm thinking Ansen used GM shifter parts; in their conversion kits for other applications. I would agree that's a pre 1964 GM shifter probably in the box its Hurst replacement came out of.
what the others say.....a factory shifter in the replacement Hurst box.....and it's what Studebaker's ran behind their T-10's....I like mine pretty good...nice little shifter but I'm not hitting 8 grand on my little Studie motor....
Are these shifters hard to find? I was hoping to make it work on a Saginaw, or do I need to find an early t10?
There was a good reason that it was replaced with a Hurst. A Hurst shifter is much, much better than a factory one. If you go with a Hurst, it seems like the new ones are "Made In China", though. However, good used USA Made ones are easy to find.