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#21 Posted : Tuesday, 28 August 2018 11:52:20 PM(UTC)
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They are all different diameters, lengths, colours and unis. You need a HQ 350 sedan or coupe tailshaft. There should be around 1000 of them out there to find!
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#22 Posted : Wednesday, 29 August 2018 12:58:32 PM(UTC)
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This table may help you.A HJ/Z V8 Auto (turbo 400) maybe your closest to the Hq 350 tailshaft.I have never seen a genuine one for sale to fit a coupe , a few statesman one's which you maybe able to shorten.
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#23 Posted : Wednesday, 29 August 2018 2:29:31 PM(UTC)
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Hi , Are you sure the diff is original ? , as flange size should be about 88mm to fit a uni joint of 84mm ( measuring on car not easy!) Thanks Mark.
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#24 Posted : Thursday, 30 August 2018 3:35:10 AM(UTC)
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HJ to earlier HZ sedan and coupe 308 auto (TH400) does go close but diameter is smaller and the rear uni is the standard V8 size. All TH400 yokes use the bigger 1.125” uni so the front one is the same as a HQ350. As already stated you could shorten a Statesman with 350 shaft but not sure if the shaft looks the same as a sedan/coupe one. Best bet is to find an original HQ 350 sedan or coupe tailshaft or find one to copy- you will find the ends on a tonner shaft or on the gearbox end of any car with a TH400 which includes early VB Commodore 5.0L auto.
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#25 Posted : Thursday, 30 August 2018 9:41:43 AM(UTC)
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Hi , Are you sure the diff is original ? , as flange size should be about 88mm to fit a uni joint of 84mm ( measuring on car not easy!) Thanks Mark.


No not sure if correct as the car has a full racing career right back to 1971. Anything could have happen and was likely replaced over time.
Car is deep in storage so that'll be something I'll have to check later. Its definitely LSD.
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#26 Posted : Thursday, 30 August 2018 7:02:28 PM(UTC)
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When you say flange size, are you referring to greatest distance across where the uni joint would sit. Just making sure.
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#27 Posted : Saturday, 1 September 2018 6:53:05 AM(UTC)
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Yes ,flange is a little wider than uni -joint , mine is 350 TH400 wagon. Thanks Mark.
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#28 Posted : Wednesday, 5 September 2018 7:14:02 PM(UTC)
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Does anyone know why there is an inspection cover in the boot for a HQ? Presumably for the diff?
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#29 Posted : Thursday, 6 September 2018 1:48:56 AM(UTC)
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I think some early HQ had this. Others will expand hopefully. Possibly for the fuel sender?
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#30 Posted : Thursday, 6 September 2018 7:31:02 AM(UTC)
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This hole is mystery that has been argued (discussed) on heaps of forum's.

Only Sydney early built HQ's had them.

Our 6/71 Sydney built HQ does not have the hole but later ones do then they stop .

Thought's are the was an issue with access to whatever then this was resolved.

Also holes were cut after the body was built and cover is firewall heater blank off plate.
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#31 Posted : Thursday, 6 September 2018 9:01:46 AM(UTC)
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Okay cool,that was my next question because my plate has been taken off and is missing, so I'll just look for a firewall plate, was hoping same size.
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#32 Posted : Thursday, 6 September 2018 2:46:49 PM(UTC)
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Heater plate is from a HT-G and out of interest what day/month was your HQ built?

Ours was 24/6/71.
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#33 Posted : Thursday, 6 September 2018 7:11:36 PM(UTC)
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Heater plate is from a HT-G and out of interest what day/month was your HQ built?

Ours was 24/6/71.





Thanks for that, mine was built 21st Sept 71, Pagewood car obviously. It was first registered in New Zealand Oct 71 but oddly doesn't show as an export car. Potentially may have been special order.
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#34 Posted : Monday, 10 September 2018 7:17:53 PM(UTC)
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Anyone know if the Hurst shifter knob is same as Aussie?
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#35 Posted : Monday, 10 September 2018 8:41:30 PM(UTC)
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I'm guessing they are different and rare as hens teeth
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#36 Posted : Tuesday, 11 September 2018 1:21:46 PM(UTC)
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this is out of the 71 parts books.

Hope this helps you.

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#37 Posted : Tuesday, 11 September 2018 8:38:20 PM(UTC)
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I have a stick that just needs bending to correct position and I have a mate with an original stick to copy but I don't have the knob and wonder if there is a repro one out there either from US or here.
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#38 Posted : Wednesday, 12 September 2018 12:47:22 AM(UTC)
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What two digits does the part number start with?
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#39 Posted : Wednesday, 12 September 2018 6:43:31 AM(UTC)
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What two digits does the part number start with?


The Muncie gear knob is 2819975, while the Aussie 4-speed knobs are 2817736 & 2817737 for floor shift & console shift respectively. The Aussie gear knobs have a locking nut as well, which the Muncie section doesn't list.

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Almost certainly unique to Australia with that part number.
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