Tilt Steering Column Rebuilt Never Installed After Rebuild on 2040-cars
Northport, Alabama, United States
Engine:389
Drive Type: Tilt Column
Model: Bonneville
Mileage: 0
Trim: black
This is a rebuilt tilt steering column that I bought off ebay and sent it to Garys classics in TX to have rebuilt before I installed it in my Bonneville. While it was being rebuilt, my friend was restoring a 1966 Bonneville and was taking the tilt column out of his and going back to a standard column. I had driven his Bonneville so I knew his column was in good condition so I bought his and installed that one in my Bonneville. When the one I sent to Garys classics was shipped back to me I never installed it and now I have it for sale. As the pictures shows it is complete except for the horn cancel cam and I have one I can send to you for that. It has all new switches, and is a very nice unit for someone to install in their Pontiac. It does not have a gear shift lever but you can get those at AMES all day long. As I stated I have never installed this unit but I see no reason why it will not work as it should. I offer not warranty on it because I know nothing about the unit except that it was completely rebuilt by Gary's Classics in TX a few months ago. It looks identical to the one I installed in my Bonneville so I see no problems installing it in any 1966 Bonneville or even others models and years but you would have to check on that part of it. This unit is black but can be painted to match the color of your Interior.
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