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Does anyone know what vehicle is a good donor for a steering column for my 53 Chevy pickup? I might be able to get my hands on a 80 Camaro column. Would that work? Just in case I can't get do you have other Ideas. I am going with the MII IFS power steering, putting in a chevy small block and a 700r4.

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One from a Camero will work fine. I used one from a 83 and used the brake pedal/booster assembly from a 84 s-10 to tie it all together.

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Did you have any problems setting up the s-10 brake pedal? I was told to go with an aftermarket part because the brake pedal was hard to rig up.

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Did you have any problems setting up the s-10 brake pedal? I was told to go with an aftermarket part because the brake pedal was hard to rig up.
It was one of the easiest to do. Start to finish was about an hour.


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