Well here's my latest "fix" to one of my problems I created a while back. I cut off my stock shifter arm and replaced it with the Lokar one instead causing me not to be able to reuse a stock neutral safety switch. After searching and searching, I have had to fabricated an aluminum bracket to fasten to the stock neutral safety switch location. A microswitch will attach to the bracket and be activated while in the Park position only. So I'll only be able to start the Bronco while it's in Park. Not the ideal thing, but better than no safety measure at all. Anyone see any downfalls to this other than not being able to start in neutral? After hearing the words of NGABronco echoeing through my head about safety, I knew I had to think of a solution. And he is certainly right of it's importance. Hopefully this will still give Pistola a cool look and some added safety when cranking. By the way, Lokar has no fix for this problem. I could've welded the arm back on, but it would've cut down on the custom look I'm going for. Update --- I can't get the damn aluminum to quit cracking out on me. This bracket is going to drive me nuts. Pics of it may be coming later than sooner. 2 steps forward, 1 step back.