Part # Identification

[Jack C.]

Can someone point me to where I can check a given GM part # to get an application. It looks like a 3 speed shifter asm. 3759056 Group 4.004 The GM parts manual doesn't have a clear application.

[Mike B.]

Re: Part # Identification

Jack,

List the part number on this board and someone will look it up for you, most likely Joe Lucia.

If you find it useful in the future, reprints of parts books are still available. Also a "Hollander" manual will offer cross references and applications beyond Corvettes. You can find them at swap meets and on ebay, but be sure to get one with a range of years that includes your car.

Mike

[Jack C.]

Re: Part # Identification

Thanks, I included the pn# in my post.

[Wayne M.]

Re: Part # Identification

Can someone point me to where I can check a given GM part # to get an application. It looks like a 3 speed shifter asm. 3759056 Group 4.004 The GM parts manual doesn't have a clear application.

My Rev July 1965 P&A30 shows it to be: 56-64 Corvette w/3-speed Control Assembly w/lever and bracket $35.10.

[Jack C.]

Re: Part # Identification

Thanks for your help.

[Joe L.]

Re: Part # Identification

My Rev July 1965 P&A30 shows it to be: 56-64 Corvette w/3-speed Control Assembly w/lever and bracket $35.10.

Wayne and Jack-----


...and discontinued from SERVICE in January, 1973. So, an NOS example is at least 35 years old.