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#796312 11/09/2011 2:56 AM
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What tilt steering column will work on a 1936 low cab pickup?

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Have a look at Summit racing ...they have pretty good pricing on tilt columns these days. If you can get a new column for $ 250. vs. a wrecker special that needs cleaning and wiring, I would go for the new. Also could look at Ididit - they are more $$ but have a good tech article on measuring for a new column


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