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Old 11-09-2017, 01:06 PM   #4
georgieb51
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Re: Why is my 4x4 shift lever in a different location.

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Originally Posted by special-K View Post
Yeah, '69 was the last year GM used the Rockwell 221 transfer case before going to the New Process 205. Parts are much easier and plenty of NP205s around to swap in. That transfer case was used until the end of the R/V series 9Square body) in '91. To make it right, other than patching the hole, all you need to to is buy a 4spd/205 transmission hump and swap them. Then it's just a matter of the hole in the rubber floor covering
Thank you. You have answered my next question. I can just replace the high hump with a different one and it will all look original. You have made my day. I am taking the truck to the body shop today.
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