Gm Tilt Steering Column W/4 Spoke Wheel, 73-77 Malibu, New Keys, Ec on 2040-parts.com
Toledo, Ohio, US
UP FOR BIDDING IS A REAL NICE 1973-1977 GM TILT STEERING COLUMN, COLUMN SHIFT. THIS WILL FIT CHEVELLE ,BUICK, PONTIAC CARS. TILT MECH IS VERY TIGHT, TURN SIGNALS ARE NOT SLOPPY OR LOOSE, ALL HOOK-UPS ARE IN PLACE. UNIT IS BLACK AND INCLUDES A 4 SPOKE STEERING WHEEL. ALSO HAS 2 NEW KEYS FOR IGNITION.SHIPPING WILL BE BY UPS.
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