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**spudder** · 03-16-2019, 10:34 AM

A van column is the way to go. Easy to adapt by using a collapsible intermediate shaft from a later Chevy truck. This keeps it all GM
Aftermarket columns may be OK, but parts might be an issue.
Here's a tip for you, go find a mini home or motor home on a GM chassis. Most will have a tilt column which is nearly identical to the van. These are fairly common, I know of several in my area.
I've adapted van columns to many other vehicles over 20+ years.

03-16-2019, 10:34 AM	#9
spudder Active Member Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: Central Illinois Posts: 103	Re: Steereing column length A van column is the way to go. Easy to adapt by using a collapsible intermediate shaft from a later Chevy truck. This keeps it all GM Aftermarket columns may be OK, but parts might be an issue. Here's a tip for you, go find a mini home or motor home on a GM chassis. Most will have a tilt column which is nearly identical to the van. These are fairly common, I know of several in my area. I've adapted van columns to many other vehicles over 20+ years.



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