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Black Transmission Gear Shift Lever Knob (screw on) Fits 46-71 Jeep & Willys with T-90 Transmission

 

Nope - that one us 5/16"-24, my single stick is 3/8"-24.

 

Sorry, the mushroom shaped made me think of a knob for the T-90. Here's what they're showing for the D18.

Knob Shift Lever D-18, T-84 and PTO -914946

 

That looks like it should work, it's a Crown part though and they have it at KW - I asked them what the thread size is and they say it's 5/16"-24....might get one and see if they're wrong.

 

The correct shape for the single-stick lever is that linked in post #1301 by bigbendhiker. The part nunber is 914183. The 914946 number are the ball knobs for the twin-stick levers.
-Donny

 

Donny how can I buy you a beer? So does that mean that I have the wrong single stick lever on my TC?

 

Is this blower fan unit from a Jeep? Mine had a Toyota Tacoma heater on it courtesy of the PO and I just found this in a box in the garage.

 

Looks right.

 

Thats the part that mounts on the inside of the firewall. There should be a duct box that extends toward the center of the vehicle that directs warm air to the floor and of to the base of the windshield.
There should also be a similar box with the heater core that mounts on the studs though the firewall (engine side).
-Donny

 

If you desire to use this I highly recommend a 15amp blower motor upgrade and adding the cutouts and baffle for the recirculate to actually function.

 

But what about the pedigree of this 56 year old Ford motor?

 

You wouldn't want to wear that out and not be able to see it would you?

 

I found what I think is the side mount spare tire carrier in the PO‘s spare parts box. Is it OEM or reproduction?


the steel is ~0.08” (13/14 ga.) thick. The spacers are 5/8” internally threaded 1.25” o.d. “Pipe.” My guess is not OEM.

 

The Spacers taint , but the bracket is......

 

Someone added spacers so they could use a wider tire or rim. The bracket is original, and originally bolted directly on the right rear corner.
-Donny

 

X2

 

Are these Jeep parts or just junk in my POs glove box?

 

The 4 pieces marked "L" and "R" look like hinges to the doors for a hardtop. Maybe an upper and lower hinge for each side. No idea on the other pieces. Hopefully someone will chime in. This picture is from a later model CJ.

 

Yup.