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Old 06-13-2006, 03:59 PM   #1 (permalink)
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where to find a colum?

does anybody know of where i can get a colum for an 89 250 5 speed cruise tilt
ive called like 20 junkyards and no luck
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Re: where to find a colum?

Maybe you are being too specific. Anything from an F-150 to F-Superduty will be the same. All the years with the same body style shoudl use the same column. You could use an automatic column, just take off the shifter. As for tilt, that's what wears out... do you really need it?
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Re: where to find a colum?

If you haven't found one in a couple of days send me a PM. I have a couple here that need to be put back together and I know of a couple in salvage yards.

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