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1964 chrysler ,300k
Posted: Thu Jul 30, 15 1:54 pm
by Jake41
hi,just joined the club,bought this car end of feb,15,it has a 413 b/b with 4 barrel holly,it's for strip not street,stripped out seats and other stuff not needed including bumpers,the gearbox is torqueflite 727 I think it's the original gearbox as it has a park cable and gear cable,bought a hurst shifter for it but no way will it fit as the hurst is leaver fit,any ideas on which shifter will fit,i noticed a lot of cars on strip have b&m shifters.
bob,
Posted: Thu Jul 30, 15 2:04 pm
by Pete
Welcome Jake - that sounds like you have a push button transmission with the Park cable and shift cable.
Post some pictures up!!
Posted: Thu Jul 30, 15 2:22 pm
by Charger
hello there

, be great to see some pics

Posted: Thu Jul 30, 15 2:39 pm
by Jerry Smith
Sounds like a push button trans as Pete says, as far as I know there is no shifter that will fit, you'd have to change the transmission to a later style 727, nothing wrong with the push button though if it all works, I ran 9's shifting with the push button, took a bit of getting used too but worked great,
Posted: Thu Jul 30, 15 3:09 pm
by Pete
I think they take specific Convertors as well so choice will be limited unless you get one built to order.........
Posted: Thu Jul 30, 15 5:13 pm
by Jerry Smith
Don't think so Pete, the converter I sold you years ago for the dart then bought back came out of the push button box
Posted: Thu Jul 30, 15 5:38 pm
by Pete
Learn something every day.....I know that a convertor out of my old A904 did not fit a PB 727....we tried VERY hard but it did not go it properly
Mind you, that was a long time ago and the memory is failing...........
Posted: Thu Jul 30, 15 6:46 pm
by Jeff
I have seen some of the pushbutton panels fitted in the centre via a nice bracket on some race cars. looked sweet!
Posted: Wed Aug 05, 15 11:14 pm
by Steve
Hi Bob and welcome to the club....
Any chance you could bang some pics on please?? Think we are all itching to see your car
What other jobs have you got planned for her? Any history you can share with us??
Cheers Steve

Posted: Thu Aug 06, 15 2:06 pm
by Cannonball
Pete wrote:Learn something every day.....I know that a convertor out of my old A904 did not fit a PB 727....we tried VERY hard but it did not go it properly
Mind you, that was a long time ago and the memory is failing...........
Your correct pete early and 66-7 on converters dont swap, the trans jerry had must have been uprated with later parts,,,
i can convert early to late have all parts,,,,,,,,,
Posted: Thu Aug 06, 15 7:47 pm
by Blue
Nobody makes an aftermarket push button shifters these days. They were available in the '60's but you'd be very lucky to find one these days and you better have $1000 in your pocket....
Given the fact that there's the convertor issue to get round as well, it would be easier to fit a later 727 and then the worlds your lobster as regards aftermarket parts.
1964 chrysler 300k
Posted: Fri Aug 07, 15 6:07 pm
by Jake41
I everyone thanks for reply's,it's a floor change shift,3 speed,auto, will get some pics up,if anyone knows where there's a 850 cfm for sale,want to get rid of the 750cfm,don't know much of history,it was brought in by a business in Carlisle,warwick hall enterprises ltd,john liddell,in 2004,does anyone know if there's another 300k around.
Posted: Sat Aug 08, 15 10:15 am
by Blue
No doubt Jim Wilsons got a spare 300k kicking about

1964 chrysler 300k
Posted: Mon Aug 10, 15 2:06 pm
by Jake41
if anyone wants to see pic of car you need to go on facebook to my wifes page,pat morris,having a prob getting it on here.
bob
Re: 1964 chrysler 300k
Posted: Mon Aug 10, 15 3:30 pm
by Trigger_Andy
This has to be one of the funniest posts here this year.
Im sorry to say that just looking for a random 'pat morris' will not automatically bring us to your wife FB page.

It works for you as she's on your friends list.
You could post a link to her page, that would help. PM me your car and Ill add it here if you like.
Jake41 wrote:if anyone wants to see pic of car you need to go on facebook to my wifes page,pat morris,having a prob getting it on here.
bob