4 spd Hump

3154tm said:

hi all, i've looking for a steel trans hump for my '65 and found this. having never actually had one in hand does this look right to you? thanks

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It looks right to me. Not a Fairlane or Galaxie for sure.

It looks right per this AutoKrafters ad:

https://www.autokrafters.com/p-256-...smission-1963-65-falcon-comet-c3dz-7b233.aspx

thanks guys,
brewboy, i was hoping to find one in steel.
gt, this is where i got the pic and apparently the site is no longer active. the company has been
absorbed by ecklers etc. and of course they only have it in fiberglass.
Premier Quality Products: This is a quality die stamped reproduction of the original four speed tunnel hump used on 1963-1965 Falcons with factory four speed. This is just like the original with all factory shape and hole pattern included. Finally, a

This outfit is offering them, but I believe they are wholesalers. You might contact them, or search 'Find a Dealer' on the page.

Premier Quality Products: This is a quality die stamped reproduction of the original four speed tunnel hump used on 1963-1965 Falcons with factory four speed. This is just like the original with all factory shape and hole pattern included. Finally, a

3154tm, was just reading your posts. I believe I still have the original steel shifter hump out of a 64 Sprint that we use to have. If you can give me a couple of days I'll try and dig it up.

nrnosweat, you have a PM

BrewBoy said:

This outfit is offering them, but I believe they are wholesalers. You might contact them, or search 'Find a Dealer' on the page.

Premier Quality Products: This is a quality die stamped reproduction of the original four speed tunnel hump used on 1963-1965 Falcons with factory four speed. This is just like the original with all factory shape and hole pattern included. Finally, a

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Above link only takes you to email sign up, DOESN'T take you to the part :-(

Those steel reproductions were a one-time manufacturing done around 2010 by Dearborn Classics (before being acquired by Ecklers). They have not been available for a long time. I happen to have one that I would be willing to part with. It is posted for sale on the Falcon Club of America website.