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Is there a tilt column from a later model truck or car that will bolt up easily without being too long? I saw a '57 chevy car one time and when you sat in the seat the steering wheel was way too close to me and I don't want anything like that in my truck. I have looked on Ebay and found some columns from old vans and I just wondered if there were any other possibilities.


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Here's some more info:
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