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Brothers Trucks 33-Inch Custom Tilt Steering Column; Chrome (60-72 C/K10 w/ Automatic Transmission)Find parts that fit my vehicle

Item EK-61-931905
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    Features

    • Custom 5-Way Tilt Steering Column
    • Steel Construction With Chrome Finish
    • 33-Inch Length
    • Includes Chrome Levers
    • Use With Column Shifted Automatic Transmission
    • 1-Inch DD Output Shaft
    • Compatible With 1967-1994 Factory Style Steering Wheel
    • Fits 1947-1972 Chevrolet and GMC Trucks With Automatic Transmission

    Description

    Adjustable Steering Control. The Brothers Trucks 33-Inch Custom Tilt Steering Column; Chrome offers precise steering adjustment with its 5-way tilt feature, enhancing driver comfort and control. It is designed specifically for column shifted automatic transmissions, making it an ideal choice for classic truck restoration or customization projects.

    Construction and Appearance. This steering column is constructed from durable steel and finished with bright chrome plating for a sleek, polished look. It includes chrome levers, upgrading both aesthetic appeal and functionality while maintaining compatibility with factory-style steering wheels from 1967 to 1994.

    Installation. Installation requires moderate mechanical skill. The steering column is designed to bolt into factory mounting points to ensure a secure fit.

    Application. Designed to fit Chevrolet and GMC trucks from 1947 to 1972 equipped with automatic transmissions, providing a suitable upgrade or replacement for the original steering column.

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