RE: steering box

[Jim Jablonski <jim@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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Hi John,

I called Steer and Gear in Ohio and they hooked me up with a new box ... 
great guys.  Pitman arms are easy to obtain from almost any part store 
... I believe it's the same for manual or power, but I don't remember 
... just tell whomever you are buying it from that you have manual 
steering.

The one thing you will need to do is buy a conversion extension to your 
steering column, because the manual column is a bit longer.  I bought 
one from Layson's Restorations, but ended up not using it because I had 
my column rebuilt by SMS to manual specs.

In fact, it's just sitting in the garage if you are interested in it ... 
never used ... contact me off line if you want to talk about it ...

Regards,

Jim

John wrote:
> 
> I would like to convert the power steering on my '65 Coronet to manual 
> steering. Which steering boxes and pitman arms should I look for? Is 
> there anything else that I would need? Is there anything I should avoid?
> Thanks,
> John



Jim Jablonski
Royal Oak, Michigan
'64 Fury

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