If you search for "Ford shift collar" there are several listed on e-bay. Some OEM, some aftermarket for a decent price.
I had one break on my '70 automatic long ago and replaced it with a collar for the 73-78 and it worked fine. I believe the manual ones are interchangeable as well between 68-77.
Hope this helps....
OEM:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1973-77- ... ccessories
Aftermarket:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/NEW-68-7 ... ccessories
Aftermarket Manual Shift Collars
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Thanks.
I think i have learned that a lot of the aftermarket have a D5TZ 7228 part # and go for $15-$30. The true Ford originals have a C0DZ 7228 B and sell for $60+
I would like to know if there is anything truly different in quality between them.
I think i have learned that a lot of the aftermarket have a D5TZ 7228 part # and go for $15-$30. The true Ford originals have a C0DZ 7228 B and sell for $60+
I would like to know if there is anything truly different in quality between them.
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the D5 number is the upgraded ford part number.