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Old 09-18-2014, 10:38 PM   #1
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67-72 brothers reproduction steering column

I'm wanting to swap over to 67-72 steering column for tilt steering but factory units around home are drying up and I seen this 67-72 reproduction column in the brothers book and was hoping somebody had one that could testify to how good or bad it is thanks for the help
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Old 10-06-2015, 10:34 PM   #2
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Re: 67-72 brothers reproduction steering column

I know the thread is old but I hit a lot of body work that was unexpected and never got around to getting a steering column was hoping by now somebody has tried the repro brothers steering columb
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Old 10-07-2015, 07:21 AM   #3
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Re: 67-72 brothers reproduction steering column

I used CPP 67-72 chrome tilt column on my truck. It fit with only a small amount of modification. You will need a spline universal with one end double d
to fit our old steering shaft.
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Old 10-07-2015, 11:00 AM   #4
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I used CPP 67-72 chrome tilt column on my truck. It fit with only a small amount of modification. You will need a spline universal with one end double d
to fit our old steering shaft.
I'm running rack and pinion so I have the 2 joints and a piece of shaft to hook back up when you say amount of modification what do mean?
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Re: 67-72 brothers reproduction steering column

Our old steering column has a double d output shaft, the 67-72 steering shaft is a spline output shaft. The 66-72 CPP steering column fits our 66 c10 just as good as a 66 column without any mods. The reverse switch and backup light hookup just like the 66 column.
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Old 03-11-2016, 12:08 PM   #6
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Re: 67-72 brothers reproduction steering column

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I'm running rack and pinion so I have the 2 joints and a piece of shaft to hook back up when you say amount of modification what do mean?
Did you ever use the 67-72 Brothers truck column and if so, what part number was it? Were you able to use the stock under dash bracket/e-brake bracket? Any other mods? I'll be attaching to a rack and pinion also.
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Did you ever use the 67-72 Brothers truck column and if so, what part number was it? Were you able to use the stock under dash bracket/e-brake bracket? Any other mods? I'll be attaching to a rack and pinion also.
I'm actually doing it this weekend had family issues come up and haven't worked on truck in 3 months but hopefully after the weekend I can be more help I'll have to get the part # this evening but it looks pretty straight forward I'm not running a e brake so I'm not for sure if the bracket will work
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