It looks like the guy that had it before me had cut it, then welded a piece of metal to elongate it, probably when he extended the forward controls.
Any ideas if I can get another one the right length, or if I'll have to have one made. And, no...I don't know the length at this moment. Bike isn't home.  

Well that sucks, you'd think such a simple, low-load part of the bike would hold together..  Anyway, a good welder should be able to weld it up stronger than before. If the previous owner used an alloy that's too brittle or doesn't stick well to the stock shift rod, a more experienced welder should be able to replace the extension with the right metal.  Of course the length doesn't have to be exactly the same as before, because you have the adjusting threads.  No harm in over-threading and trimming it down later.  If you have one made, make sure your machinist is aware of the reverse threads on one end of the rod (the forward end I think) or have Ed L do it.  

Dern that was wordy..
Temp fix -- reweld
Good fix -- BurnPgh's advice

Thanks guys for the ideas.