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Description	Ford Design, manual transmission, more familiarly referred to as a "Toploader", with typical external gear shifter. Specifically, this unit is a RUG CL 3+1 three speed overdrive gearbox from a late 1970s Ford with Hurst four speed shifter.
Source	Photo by Bill Wrigley
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Author	User Bill Wrigley on en.wikipedia
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Other versions	Originally from en.wikipedia; description page is (was) here * 05:57, 12 May 2006 [[:en:User:Bill Wrigley|Bill Wrigley]] 800×491 (185,952 bytes) <span class="comment">(Ford Design, manual transmission, more familiarly referred to as a "Toploader", with typical external shifter. Specifically, this unit is a RUG CD 3+1 three speed overdrive gearbox from a late 70s Ford and the Hurst four speeed shifter. Photo by Bill Wri)</span>

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