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Thank you Carl, for your help and information.

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Richard I dont have an extra bracket.I am going to a swap meet tomorrow and if i find one for a reasonable price i will buy it,i"ll send you a pm if i do. Carl
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As I recall the main difference on the T-Bird linkage is the bracket that bolts to the frame. I sits about 2" higher off of the frame than the '54-'56 passenger car. When I first put the stick in my '57 Bird I used '54 passenger parts and made a 2" spacer out of channel iron to make the frame side fit. Engine bracket worked fine.
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Thank you Carl. If you have another that would be great, and if you can photo the thing so at least I know what to look for.

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Richard
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Richard

I have the bracket you need but really dont want to let it go,its part of a stick shift setup that i have for a 55 56 Ford.I have some old y blocks that might have one mounted if i get a chance i will go over to where they are stored and check them tomorrow. Carl
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I think the 57 cars used a different system, straight z bar Tbirds included. I also think the system I need is 55/56 passenger car. I also think the 55/56 T-Bird may differ from passenger cars.

Here are a few more pictures and measurements of the one I have here.

Thanks for the help









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Richard. I just checked bracket I have and it is stamped with an S. I don't want to confuse the issue and there may be some difference in the 57 Bird arrangement. The Z bar itself isn't in an S shape but the straight portion is angled about 5 or 10 degrees.


57 Black Tbird 312/auto



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Richard,



I bought parts to convert my 57 Tbird to standard shift from the Fordomatic awhile back. Haven't started the job yet. The Z bar I have is straight. If we can figure that we have what the other needs, I will swap it if you want.

57 Black Tbird 312/auto



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I think I need 55 or 56

Thanks
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The next time I go to my local old junkyard I will look at the 54s that are in it and see if they have that bracket.

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