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Jelonek,

Yes, you need it. That is the downshift rod that operates the switch pitch transmission. The switch for it is the one in your photo. Is the rod connected to its lever?

Is that your Mercedes back there?

As Bruce mentioned, is your battery on a tender/maintainer?

Try these. GM Obsolete says they can track down any part you need if it's not listed. John Dorcey has 50 Toro parts cars in Las Vegas. Olds Obsolete https://www.oldsobsolete.com/ John Dorcey - salvage Toronados http://toronado.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=49&t=1723 GM Obsolete https://www.gmobsolet...

I've noticed '66s on ebay recently going up in price. People are finally taking notice of this long overlooked car.

I've had people think my '66 is a Thunderbird or, if they glance at the script, a Torino.

Everyone loves it, though.

Nice. Is that blue or black?

Garland, are those your other cars?

The black one looks like a Packard or possibly a Buick?

Post a picture of the car itself.

Hey , that's pretty cool, Hoog. You're pics are even better than the other one since they show the orientation of the mount relative to the car. Hard to tell from the two mounts in the picture but does the engine sit at the same height with the new mount as it did with the old mount? It looks like t...

Cool. I've never owned a vehicle that new and probably never will but I like the technical aspects of jobs like this and how parts can be adapted to fit the need.

Wow. The Cadillac mounts are still available from parts stores? Did you take any pics of your job?