Original Cuda Challenger Steering Column Crush Can 440 Hemi Aar T/a Convertible on 2040-parts.com
Collingswood, New Jersey, US
Original 1970-74 Plymouth Cuda Dodge Challenger steering wheel crush can. This is a really nice crush can, dated 12-12-1969, original paint, original ground wire with no repairs, excellent studs, unrestored, excellent condition.
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