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panterrorMy 74 GTS

Eureka!

Thanks Julian. I came up with blanks on Yahoo search.

Looks like Lloyd made a simple extension to use the standard Pantera shift linkage. The shift Pattern of course would be different. Can't see what he did with mounts. I have read a few vague threads that suggest you need to do some hacking but at first glance I can't see why you couldn't just fab new rear mounts and use the existing Pantera rear -2 mounting locations.

According to an old thread of Lloyd's you just need new mounts, the linkage extender, and move the AC coil. Probably need other minor stuff too like shift gate etc.

I'd be happy to just ask Lloyd but never had replies from him in the past so thought I'd try the Board. Thanks for your help.

Kelly

5/3/099:07 AM

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