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Would a sunfire shift knob (auto) fit an FBody???

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Old 07-31-2005, 09:04 PM
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Default Would a sunfire shift **** (auto) fit an FBody???
Just what it says. I am looking at ideas for getting rid of the T-****. A couple more that I like are the G6 shifter and the STS shifter. Are these interchangable or car specific? Thanks.
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Old 08-01-2005, 11:15 AM
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Yes it fits, I got mine for $3 at a junkyard



Most GM ***** interchange, I'm not too sure about the STS ones, I had a problem dealing w/ the caddy ***** @ the junkyards.
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what kind is that???
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I like the grip of the T-****
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is that a TCS button unused on the side of the sunfire shift ****?
hmmmmm
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