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Old 10-30-2009, 09:39 AM
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I'm gonna use a sheet of plate steel and not diamond plate. I already have a frame built to lay it on, so I'll only have to do the perimeter. I won't be doing wheel tubs like the two of you have. I can adjust my wheel offset where my tires will fit in the fender. The S10 bed floor is a cool idea. Thanks
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I am trying to remember what tilt steering column you used for your truck. If I remember, it was from a G-body (Monte, Malibu, Cutlass?) I can't find the picture that you had that showed it from under the dash. My 1978 Truck column is too long. For some reason I thought I could use it. Thanks!
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Ed, It is from a 78 lesabre. It fits well but does have the bump out on the side for the tilt and turn signal. I am still looking for one that does not have the bump out. Also when I installed it I had to remove part of the dash support to get it up under the dash. Hope this helps.

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