1970 Column Shift Indicator Assembly
The 1970 Column Shift Indicator Assembly is an authentic replacement component designed to route and display the selected automatic transmission gear onto the vehicle’s dashboard cluster. [1]
A signature characteristic of the 1970 GM model year is the correct factory-spec green lettering. This differs strictly from the 1971–1972 assemblies, which transitioned to crisp white lettering. Replacing a faded housing or a snapped tension cable restores clean gear tracking and keeps the shift pointer perfectly aligned with your active gear detents. [1, 2, 3, 4]
Product Specifications & Distinctive Traits
- Aesthetic Finish:
Authentic dark background housing displaying clear, vintage green text layout for PRNDL mapping. [1, 2]
- Dashboard Specifics (SS vs. Non-SS):
- SS Dash Version: Engineered to fit the round-pod Super Sport dash layouts natively featured on Chevelle SS and El Camino SS columns.
- Sweep Dash Version: Configured exclusively for standard “long-sweep” horizontal Malibu-style speedometers. [1]
- Transmission Calibration: Available configurations uniquely accommodate classic 2-speed Powerglide automatic transmissions or 3-speed Turbo Hydra-Matic (TH350/TH400) platforms.
- Kit Architecture: Most high-fidelity assemblies ship completely integrated with the clear plastic dial lens, backing housing, internal pointer needle, and the spring-loaded actuator column pull-cable. [1]
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