Pictures of the factory floor shift hump installed

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  1. blugene

    blugene Senior member Supporting Member

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    Maybe I am missing something.. That hole is not in the correct location for the cable as it is shown in the pic.. Or ar you looping it inside the car?
     
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    Yes, I am looping it in the car as I don't have much room underneath because of the Powerglide and headers/driveshaft hoop and ladder bars.
    It had been that way since I got the car and worked great, but I do have some special brackets that attach to the trans and driveshaft loop.
     
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    Ahh.. Different.
     
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    Here is a picture before I tore the interior apart.
     

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