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    looking for a 18" chrome gear shift lever

     



    I need the chrome gear shift lever that goes on a Daytona Performance floor shifter. 18 inches long, sort of S shaped, and threaded at both ends. I can't see spending $70 for a new kit, just to get the shift lever. All I can find are Shorty Shifters, and they are too short for a pick up (6"-9"). If you've got one for sale, or if you can tell me where I can buy one, it would be appreciated.
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    Looks like you'll have to get some round bar stock, thread it and bend it yourself. Then have it chromed.
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    Hey Tech,
    That was my first thought. I don't have any welding equipment, so bending would have to be done by brute force. Chroming here is very expensive for one item, cheaper in bulk. I had a friend offer to make it for $20, then I could have it chromed. I can't see paying $40 for a home-made item when I can pay $10 for an over-the-counter item. The name of the company that makes the shift kit is Daytona Performance or Custom-Fit, but I can't find anything on the net about them.
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