1965 Corvair Telescoping Column Steering Box on 2040-parts.com
Greene, Maine, US
This is a steering box that was removed from a 1965 Corvair that had a telescoping column.Looks to be in real good condition, turns smoothly and has a 14-1/2" long shaft.Turns lock to lock 5-1/4 turns.
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