Flaming River Tilt Steering Columns?

[thebankerstoy]

The dreaded Mopar aftermarket "direct bolt on" part syndrome.........black eye

Would be interesting to see how their new "redesigned" Mopar column works out, but as Mike mentioned, there IS a difference in the metal dashboard openings for the steering columns between the 1965-1966 cars and the 1967-1969 cars. The 1965-1966 cars have a smaller diameter non-collapsible steering column while the 1967-1969 cars have a slightly larger diameter collapsible steering column, thus the difference in the size of the dashboard openings, so how does a "one size fits all" steering column work? Me thinks that GM guys making aftermarket reproduction parts for Mopars is a bad idea.

Richard

[67r/t4speeder]

Maybe a sawzall, BFH, and mig welder are some of the tools required to install in instructions

[thebankerstoy]

Maybe a sawzall, BFH, and mig welder are some of the tools required to install in instructions

Yes sir Andy, standard tooling needed when installing converted GM aftermarket parts into a Mopar!

Richardf

[R/T XTC]

I used a band saw and tig welder to get it to "direct fit" I haven't got to the wire cutter and soldering iron yet

[Racer Brown]

"liquid weld" works!

[thebankerstoy]

Here is another advertised "direct bolt in" tilt steering column for the 1967-1969 B-Body cars offered by a company called Ididit.

Too bad that this company failed to allow owners to be able to use a factory stock steering wheel with this steering column. black eye

Richard

1967-1969 Mopar B Body Ididit Tilt Steering Floor Shift Column Black Powder Coated Finish

Ebay auction link: http://www.ebay.com/itm/67-69-Mopar-B-Bo...3f5cc29ea7

[67r/t4speeder]

You can use one these though

[thebankerstoy]

PERFECT Andy!!!

Richard

[Racer Brown]

Well, that's a nice NOS steering wheel!WTF

[Tom66-500]

Cheech and Chong steering wheel, classic! "How's my driving man?" "I think we're parked man."