67-72 Chevy Truck Power Steering Box P/s C10 C20 C30 2wd 68 Custom 69 Gmc 70 71 on 2040-parts.com
South Sioux City, Nebraska, US
You are looking at the GM power steering box from a 72 GMC 2wd pickup truck. The box is correct for 67 to 72 Chevy C10, C20, or C30. This is a good box with no slop or tight spots. It turns smooth. Pitman Looks OK. ship to lower usa 48 only
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