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Thread: FS: NOS 72-73 rubber shift boot

  1. 03-25-2013, 08:04 AM #1
    Jules Dielen
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    FS: NOS 72-73 rubber shift boot

    FS: NOS still in the box shift boot for cars equipped with a 915 transmission. A bit dusty but perfect - still has factory paper stuffed in it.

    $50 shipped CONUS.
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  2. 03-25-2013, 08:10 AM #2
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    Hi Jules
    is this different from the '74-86 915 boot?

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  3. 03-25-2013, 08:44 AM #3
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    Don't know, it looks identical to the one I had in my 72. My friend's 84 has a leather boot.

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    I believe that is a 73 boot, and that 72 is different (no ribs). Anybody able to confirm?
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  5. 03-25-2013, 09:07 AM #5
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    yeah now that you mention it the '72 has a 901 type rubber boot, I think the same for '67-72
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    Quote Originally Posted by neunelfs View Post
    I believe that is a 73 boot, and that 72 is different (no ribs). Anybody able to confirm?
    1972 used a one year only shifter that looks like a 901 shifter but has different guts. The 73 tower is the same to 1986 when the G50 came to town.

    The boot in the picture is for the 73-86 tower.
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    can someone post a pic of the proper 72 boot?
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  8. 03-27-2013, 03:06 PM #8
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    ttt, price adjustment, I have no need for it. Seems to be correct for 73 through 83. 1984/ Carrera was the introduction of the fancy leather boot.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Digital K View Post
    can someone post a pic of the proper 72 boot?
    It's the same as the '67?-71 901 rubber boot that is available

    Sorry Jules for the hijack........
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    here's the one from my '72.

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