Bracket I.D.

[68HemiRR]

I can no longer remember what this bracket came off of.
Can anyone I.D. it for me?

Thanks

 

[kiwigtx]

Under all that grease and dirt might be a part number.

 

[68HemiRR]

Under all that grease and dirt might be a part number.

I'll do my best to jump right up out of my wheel chair and clean it up. OK?

 

[kiwigtx]

I'll do my best to jump right up out of my wheel chair and clean it up. OK?

It looks familiar...but I can't place it.

 

[kiwigtx]

I wonder if that's a bracket associated with the reverse lever lockouts on a manual transmission car.

Or is it the bracket at the bottom of a column shift automatic linkage?

 

[68HemiRR]

I wonder if that's a bracket associated with the reverse lever lockouts on a manual transmission car.

Or is it the bracket at the bottom of a column shift automatic linkage?

I'm thinking it might be part of the auto trans linkage.

 

[oldkimmer]

I'll do my best to jump right up out of my wheel chair and clean it up. OK?

OUCH, I didn’t know u are in a wheel chair and I assume most on here don’t either. I can’t say that I have ever seen that bracket. Is it for sure mopar? Kim

 

[68HemiRR]

OUCH, I didn’t know u are in a wheel chair and I assume most on here don’t either. I can’t say that I have ever seen that bracket. Is it for sure mopar? Kim

Hi Kim, I'm pretty sure it's Mopar, as that's pretty much all I've owned for the last 50 some years.

 

[oldbee]

I think you’re right on the assumption of lower bracket anchor for auto linkage.