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Looking for some feedback on what my MGW shifter is worth.
What is the going rate for a used MGW shifter? No issues. I will include the stock lower box and aftermarket shift **** with it as well.
Would include:
-MGW shifter (aftermarket **** version)
-Stock lower shifter box
-Aftermarket shift ****
-Stock lower shifter box does NOT include the rubber dampeners that go on the bolt holes. Mine fell apart from age so I just replaced them with washers
Sold mine with stock shaft for $175 in about 2 minutes on the forum. Probably could have gotten more but wanted to move it and help a fellow Corvette brother.
Last edited by marathon; Aug 24, 2015 at 04:20 PM.
Sold mine with stock shaft for $175 in about 2 minutes on the forum. Probably could have gotten more but wanted to move it and help a fellow Corvette brother.
Gotcha. I'm hoping to get closer to like $250. I want to get one of the new style MGW's
What's the difference between the new and older versions? Is it really worth swapping?
Eh, questionable.. but to me, it is (if I can get $250-275 out of the old one)
The new version includes the lower shifter box (which includes new rubber mounts) while the older one uses the stock stuff. For me it's worth it because mine has the shaft for an aftermarket shift **** and I want to switch back to the stock ****.. and the rubber mounting things that bolt the lower box on to the torque tube fell apart, so I have just bolted straight to the torque tube now which ends up making it rattle a bit
So.. not a huge deal, and I'm sure I could buy just the shaft that accepts a stock **** cheaper than the ~$100 it'll cost me to swap to a new one.. but I want the new anyways, so I'll use this as my excuse
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