I did t know that I had this shifter. I cleaned off the reverse lever looking for a number but there was none.
After I cleaned the body, I saw that it said Inland Tool and Mfg.

Did Inland Tool make shifters for Hurst?

No, they made them to sell to Mopar as well as several other American car makers like GM

After a search I've seen a bunch of threads from the GM guys.

Thanks

Think 67 on older Mopars had Inland shifters then Hurst in 68 and up.

i have a shifter like that [with a handle] and someone told me they thought it was for a dodge truck or van.

Yeah, I agree. 67-68 if I'm not mistaken, but this is a Hurst knockoff made by Inland.

Here's the Inland

My 1968 Baracuda 4 speed 318 fastback with bucket seats and console had a Inland shifter in it stock It had the reverse pull up lever like all the GM cars had back then
I don't think Hurst ever had a exclusive deal with Mopar on furnishing all the stick shifters to them except in the high end models like the R/T, GTX, GT.GTS and Formula S cars, maybe they did

I think that Chrysler was trying to save a buck, just my opinion. I've never used an Inland shifter but I understand that they were pretty sloppy compared to the Hurst. Heck there are even conversions out there so that you can use a Hurst shifter along with your Inland handle. The conversion may exist because Hurst shifters are more plentiful than Inland when doing a restoration.

Changeover from Inland to Hurst was mid-year '68.