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Column Shift Steering Column with Tilt, 2 in. Diameter, 30 in. Length, Chrome
555-70475
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30 in. Steering Columns
JEGS 555-70475 Column Shift Steering Column Features:
- Universal design that can be made to fit most vehicles by modifying the wiring harness to the vehicle’s harness, mounting brackets, steering shaft, and steering wheel
- 30” column length is measured from the top of the bell to the end of the output shaft
- Includes (optional) 9-hole gm steering adapter, tilt, turn signal & hazard levers, and gm-style electrical plug
- Chrome finish for great looks and long life
- Accepts any 1969-1994 GM steering wheel or adapter
The column includes a 9-hole GM steering wheel adapter with a height of 2.25 inches, not included in column length. Column length is measured from the top of the bell to the end of the output shaft.
Specifications:
Does this column fit a 75 Impala?
Is the Gear indicator lighted?
Will it fit my 1965 Ford F100 because of it does I will want to purchase 2 of this items
Will this fit a 1970 Chevrolet c10
Will this fit a 1958 Chevy pickup?
I bought a used truck with this steering colum already installed. There is a single wire with green plug unattached. What is it for?
I purchased this item for a 1971 ford told me it would fit but does not have the bracket to hold in what parts do I need to install this
Will this fit a 1981 Malibu
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