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Hello Blair,
All gear shift levers with reverse lock-out are the same as the civilian Ford trucks of the 1940s. This is not a special military made item. This information should make it easier for you to find a shift lever. Regards, Dale |
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Hi Tony, Dale
Thanks heaps for that information, I am missing a few bits of mine, interesting about the shifter being a common part throughout many models... I do have the Ford MB-F1 workshop manual, or parts of it. didn't really show me what I needed to see in the transmission section though. I was looking for parts the other day and came across a company called VanPelt sales, they specialise in Ford running gear parts of this era. do you know whether they are any good? Cheers, Blair
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I think you will find them to be very good. They have a good web site, and Mr Vanpelt has been helpful on the Fordbarn forum.
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