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01-21-2015, 07:39 PM | #1 |
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Location: Lincoln, Nebraska
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66 turbo hydra steering column restored
Cab about to meet restored chassis waiting on windshield stainless to get polished so glass can all go in. So next was to get steering column restored and ready to go. So I spent a couple days taking an original 66 turbo 400 column totally apart and cleaning paint and polishing. Dug out all the nos pieces to make it factory fresh. Got to say it's been really a nice project and works smooth as can be. Painting upper shroud and turn signal housing and wheel fawn next.
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