I converted my '59 Ford Galaxie from automatic to stick in 1967, but those were simpler times. As I recall, I also had to get the pedal hanger out of the stick car, to have the right piece to hang the pedals on.
But no computers in those days, just needed the mechanical parts- and the junkyard with the donor car told me I could just keep coming back for more stuff as needed. Don't know if I'd try it with computers and modules to deal with.
That being said, my BIL put a computer-controlled, fuel injected hi-performance Mustang 302 engine in his '67 Mercury Cougar. He's a real whiz on tech stuff (I'm the only guy in America who will admit that my brother in law is smarter than me), and he said he probably wouldn't have tackled it if he knew what all would be involved.
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