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#491 02/11/2003 8:37 PM
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Have a 66 chevy pickup,with a 250 I6 and manual trans on the column. Wanting to put an automatic in the truck, but still maintain the look of factory with the steering column. Is it possible to change the column out? Or, is it the same as the one for a manual except with an indicator on it?

#492 02/11/2003 9:37 PM
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The 3-on the tree manual column has 2 shift actuators while the auto column has only one. They are very simple and resemble each other closely. But I would try and find an auto column first. It would work and look the part better than trying to modify the 3 spd column.


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