Hurst Mystery Shifter

How can I identify the application for this shifter? Or is that why they called it a "Mystery"?






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The mounting bracket is what changes on different makes of transmissions. Then the actual car body style would have a certain set of bent linkage rods to clear obstacles.

The shifter body itself would be the same.

 

The "Mystery shifter" was the cheap line of HURST shifters..all M/S had round shfiter lever..not flat as the "Syncro-Loc"...

 

shifter bodies and arms usually all have part numbers stamped into them, check their webiste.

 

Some called it the Mystery Shifter because it was quite often a "mystery" as to which gear you were in ! ! ! !

VR&C.

 

do ya have any transmissions laying around? the mounting holes on the brackets look about right for a chevy trans.

 

Shift body #2192
brackets #1733 & 1734


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As stated these were the bottom of the line. No stops , no adjustments, most had no linkage bushings.
When they acumulated a few hard miles on them they got real sloppy.