Wehrs Machine Steering Shaft Support Bracket 1-3/4" Wm2621750 on 2040-parts.com
Bangor, Wisconsin, United States
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WM2621750 - Steering Shaft Support Bracket 1-3/4" Designed by chassis builder Justin O'Brien. These new innovative brackets replaced a weld on tab in your cars engine bay to mount the steering shaft which guarantees virtually any header brand/model will fit hotrod. They accept the standard 3/4" steering heim. Heim not included. |
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