1967 b body steering column?

[teddy1500]

I have a 67 satellite, manual steering, floor shift. I need a steering column, what will interchange? If I have to add power steering, I will do so.

 

[crank]

67 68 69 will work for you.

 

[PurpleBeeper]

I believe you can buy all the bearings/bushings/etc. for the inside and rebuild it. It can be done in a weekend.

 

[teddy1500]

Car has spent the last 30 years in a junkyard, the column has been sold, so, I dont have one, I need to have an idea of what to look for.

 

[PurpleBeeper]

Well, Crank is saying 67-69 steering columns and I believe that is either Dodge or Plymouth B-bodies. Obviously, the best would be a floor shift column/manual column, but those have become very popular & "somewhat" hard to find.

The cheapest/easiest column to get would be for a column shift/automatic & that would work too. You would have a "PRNDL" thingy that you don't need, but I believe someone started reproducing floor shift "collars" to replace it if it bothers you. You'd also need to buy a "power to manual adapter" if you went that route (maybe $50?) This is basically an extension for the steering shaft itself since the power steering shafts are a few inches shorter than manual steering shafts.

 

[71_Duster]

67-69 will interchange? I've been told that 67 internally is the first year of the collapsing column and is a one off type year and much more complicated then late years.

I want to swap to power steering so that gives me more options too.

 

[VeryFastCoronet]

Mancini racing sells the adapter to go from a PS Column to MS box.
You are more apt to find a floor shift column in PS as opposed to MS.
$125

 

[VeryFastCoronet]

I have a 67 charger floor shift PS column for sale.
PM for price
I'm going to Hilton Head on March 31 to April 3rd.
I am driving.
I can bring it, if your close?