Originally Posted By JohnRR
Originally Posted By I_bleed_MOPAR
Learn something new here almost daily. up
I was told years ago that the '70-up dual shifter locations was because they used one spot for B-bodies and the other for E-bodies. blush
Glad I never had occasion to argue that point (especially with my wife). wink



Tim


They did and it was for both body platforms , but also in a cost cutting operation they moved the crossmember mounting point to the same location as the 727, and 904, so they only needed to build one transmission crossmember.

What Chrysler did at one point late in the 69 model year is start recasting the tailhousing for the upcoming production change and cast a tailhousing with both crossmember mounting locations , but only drilled and tapped the 69 location, but oddly the tailhousing only had the forward shifter mounting point and not the E body rear location.


That is just like this one, it has the 2 crossmember spots but just has the forward shifter mount. I don't have the fender tag, not sure when it was built.
THANKS!