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joecoozie

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  1. Hi, I have one from a 48 Chrysler. It would probably work but maybe you could find out for sure. Thanks, Joe
  2. Ok. Sorry I couldn't help
  3. Any luck on that part # ??
  4. Hey Lloyd, I was able to get the outer tube off. I did not see any Part # on the inner shaft. I measured the shaft. From the top (where the threads are for the steering wheel nut) to where the shaft enters the steering box is 45". I have not yet removed the shaft. I am waiting to hear back from you. Joe
  5. Yes, it will work, but the pin should be a clevis pin with a hole in it so that you can put a cotter pin in it to hold it in place. Or, as I have seen done, (not saying it is correct but it worked) a small screw will do the trick, too. But it's best to fix it the correct way.
  6. This might help:
  7. 47 Chrysler 7-pass.
  8. I'll stop now....
  9. I should know that you are working on a 7-passenger Dodge My bad.
  10. Sorry, the 1st pic doesn't look original BUT...... Here's an original interior shot http://veh-markets.com/uploads/postfotos/1948-dodge-4-door-sedan-selling-without-reserve-motor-runs-well-has-spares-7.jpg
  11. Sent you a PM
  12. And, the one linkage that goes under the clutch fork looks like someone "made" it by welding it together.
  13. The parts are from 46-48 cars.
  14. Transmission and motor mount(s)
  15. " I just got some clutch and brake parts and it didn't fit against transmission." Where are you trying to attach the parts sent to you, on the transmission? The master cylinder gets mounted to the inside of the frame and the clutch and brake pedals slide onto the pivot pin.
  16. Thanks. 12 coats or more.
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