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    72 mark IV steering column

     



    i think i need to replace my steering column and the guys at the local junk yard said only a 72 lincoln or 72 t-birb will fit. does anybody know if there are other columns that will fit this car? the aluminum piece that the shifter goes into is broke(i can post a pic if needed) and im not sure if that can be replaced or if the whole column needs to be replaced. thanks guys.

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    Post a picture so everyone can see what you're talking about. I've got an idea and a picture would help.
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    see if this works.

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    I'd venture to say that the bone yard people are right, but that doesn't mean that parts from practically any Ford column from that year and maybe others won't fit.
    I had a '72 F100 that someone had hacked up the shift collar (Automatic) and moved the shifter to the floor. I took the collar from a '66 Mustang and adapted it to the '72 and it looked factory. I think you could do the same with a tilt column.
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