Your bio says nothing (nothing that I saw) about what you're doing, or what stang you have, so I'm assuming you have a 67-68:
1. Are you doing a manual to auto converstion or something?
2. Or are you just putting a ratching aftermarket shifter in place of the stock?
In case 1, the removal of the manual shifter is just the opposite of the auto shifter install. There are four bolts that hold the manual unit to the floor boards, and the same four bolts can be used to hold the auto shifter in place.
In case 2, all the aftermarket shifters I've dealt with have been fairly straightforward. The adjustments can sometimes be a pain; just takes a bit of extra patience. Remember tho, this is supposed to be fun
In either case, you will probably have to remove both front seats (or cut your carpet, ick) so you can remove the front section of carpet and get to the bottom section of the shifter (auto or manual). The auto shifters in 67-68 are disconnected from the transmission most easily from the under the car, and both manual and auto are unbolted from the floor boards from inside the car (thus, the carpent must be removed.)
There are four chrome screws in surround the stock auto shifter. These only hold the bezel in place.
Oh, and if you have a console, it's another story
Thespazardman
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