70-81 Camaro Shifter Part Numbers
1970-81 General Motors F Body Gearshift Part Numbers
Group 4.006 Lever (Handle)
3975593
4.006 LEVER, Gearshift control
1970 Camaro Assembly Manual (M20 Sheet A3) (Canceled)
3992595
4.006 LEVER, Gearshift control (3&4 Speed Saginaw) x
1970 Camaro Assembly Manual (7-A3)
1972 Camaro Assembly Manual (7A-29)
3992596
4.006 LEVER, Gearshift control (Hust ?)
1971 Camaro Assembly Manual (M20 Sheet 7A-1)
History:
3992596 Replaced 3975593 01-73
3989400
4.006 LEVER, Gearshift control (3-Spd.) (three on the tree?)
1971 Camaro Assembly Manual (UPC 7 Sheet 7A-1) x
332606
4.006 LEVER, Gearshift control (Handle)
73-75 Camaro
Group 4.045 Lever (On Transmission)
3975609
4.045 LEVER, Shifter shaft 1st and 2nd, 3rd and 4th (Saginaw)
1970 Camaro Assembly Manual (M20 Sheet A5)
1971 Camaro Assembly Manual (M20 Sheet 7A-1)(RPO L65)
1972 Camaro Assembly Manual (7A-6)
3975615
4.045 LEVER, Shifter shaft 1st and 2nd, 3rd and 4th (Muncie)
1970 Camaro Assembly Manual (M20 Sheet A6)
1971 Camaro Assembly Manual (M20 Sheet 7A-1)
1972 Camaro Assembly Manual (7A-6)
Reverse Levers
I get a lot of questions about which back drive lower rod is used on the customers application. The lower rod will depend on the back drive swivel, transmission and reverse lever used. The parts books are very confusing, so I am attempting to try to sort out the parts listed. This will be easier as I acquire the assembly manuals and correct original parts.
3975610
4.045 LEVER, Shifter shaft reverse (Saginaw)
1971 Camaro Assembly Manual (M20 Sheet 7A-1 )(RPO 65)
76 F (1ST DES) (Reverse Left and Up) (Chevy Parts Books)
3975616
4.045 LEVER, Shifter shaft reverse (Muncie)
1972 Camaro Assembly Manual (7A-6)
70-72 Camaro w/4-Spd. (exc. 2BC)(Chevy Parts Books)
73-74 Chevelle, Camaro w/Muncie (Chevy Parts Books)
378253
4.045 LEVER, shifter shaft reverse
76-80 F W/M.T. (M20) (2ND DES) (Reverse Left and Down) (Chevy Parts Books)
486392
4.045 LEVER, shifter shaft reverse
75 Camaro w/Muncie (Chevy Parts Books)
76-81 F W/M.T. (M21, M24) (Chevy Parts Books)
Disclaimer:
Most parts that I describe and picture, have identification on or with them, others I can identify from other sources and deduction (educated guess).
Factory correct applications are your responsibility. GM made part and part # changes with no rhyme but a reason (no production interruptions at any cost).
Applications are for replacement parts that were available at the time of parts book printing, and when possible model specific assembly manuals.
My observations come from the parts I have in my collection or other reliable sources your parts may differ.
If Factory correctness is your goal, do more research, join car clubs,
forums and buy an assembly manual if one is available for your Project Car (you wont be sorry).
This is a fun and interesting part of the hobby!
