Hurst Super Shifter 3?

Hey guys, I'm gonna make an attempt to try to attach a picture. Is this the bracket you guys are using for this shifter? How much work is it to get to use this shifter? Anyways looking for some ideas when I get ready to install it.
Thanks!
Zak

That looks like a bracket Hurst made in the 60s-70s for the comp plus shifter into 62-65 B-body cars. It took long rods and wasn't the best piece Hurst made.

Well first you need to find or make the linkage for that mounting bracket. I have seen them on Ebay before direct from Hurst. What body are you going to use it in?
Gus

69 b body..I was thinking about making my own rods?

There is a kit on ebay right now it looks like this

The one I had back years ago had a solid plate that
mounted the shifter.. not some sheet metal ... the
rods on that look thin... mine had 3/8" rods with 1/2"
sleeves over the rods.. very beefy and worked great
EDIT
I think mine was just called a super shifter.. not a 3
so maybe they got cheap over the years

Alright cool, gives me some ideas..I've heard it will require some cutting to make this work, which looks like it will set back some?

I had 2 super shifters back in the 70s, the brackets looked exactly like the ones in the picture from Ebay. The purpose of the bracket was to raise the shifter to improve the geometry between shift rods and shifter arms.

I use the super shifter 3 but with stock mounting plate and homemade rods. Work really good.

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That looks like a bracket Hurst made in the 60s-70s for the comp plus shifter into 62-65 B-body cars. It took long rods and wasn't the best piece Hurst made.

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Essentially mounts the shifter in what would be a stock location for an a body, for a straighter throw. Seen them used on later (68, 69) B bodies, too. Requires some cutting of the floor tunnel on a B body. Try A body shift rods with this set up...