Technical Steering Column Identification

Hi all.

I've inherited a 1933 project car, however I have no idea what this non-stock steering column is that is in the vehicle. Hoping someone can help me identify it.

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1I6OetXqnvqGHaGHyLX_PEq2rn3CBSEAM?usp=sharing

Any help greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Martin

 

Sure looks GM, more than likely from the 70's of a Chevy persuasion. Do a Google search on 1977 Camaro and see if it matches.

 

Looks GM to me.

 

GM with after market steering wheel adapter added.

 

1969-76ish GM, hard to tell from the pictures because you don't really show the TS and shifter knobs very well, and they're the main clue on these things.

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I agree, it sure looks like a early GM. HRP

 

AMC also used those columns. They purchased them from GM, but most were unique to AMC or Jeep models.

 

Replace it, looks ugly.

 

With the shape of the shifter looks 70 ish Cadillac.

 

pretty sure it's a Chevy knob, from what I can see of it. 1969-72 most likely.

Caddys had fancy chrome looking knobs

 

Looks like one I used once that was from a Buick intermediate, I think. Mine had the key in column but no lane change feature in the turn signal switch so I decided it was a '69.

Gary

 

All those columns in GM cars from 1969 to 1976 are very similar. They just vary as far as length and shifter location. All the small parts interchange.

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GM. You can get closer on the date, if it matters to you, by checking the size and shape of the wiring harness connector .




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