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Chevy Truck Steel Tilt Column, Paintable, Floor Shift, 1967-1972

Item EK-61-161545-1
Chevy Truck Steel Tilt Column, Paintable, Floor Shift, 1967-1972
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      Product Information

      Features, Description, Q&A

      Features

      • Add Comfort & Great Looks To Your Chevy Truck
      • Plain Steel Column ready For Primer And Paint
      • Self Canceling Turn Signals
      • Hazard Switch And Knobs
      • Self Canceling Turn Signals
      • Turn Signal and Tilt Levers Included
      • 3-7/8” Wiring Plug
      • Includes ¾-36” Shaft
      • Accepts All Aftermarket Steering Wheels
      • Installation Kit Sold Separately
      • Ecklers Legacy Number: 153104

      Description


      This steering column is not a universal column that requires modification of your original vehicle to install. Simply remove your old column, saving your original under-dash mount, as well as the original floor mount. Using one of our installation kits, install your new steering column in place of the old. Add an aftermarket wheel and the griping surface of the new wheel will be in the same location as the original.

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