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Thread: Will a '78 ford F150 tilt steering column fit in a '70 ford pickup?
          
   
   

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    Will a '78 ford F150 tilt steering column fit in a '70 ford pickup?

     



    Does anyone know?

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    The column itself should fit fine. I think the mounting plate thru the firewall is a little bit different and the plug for the turn signal wires, etc might need some tweaking. Check with these guys and they can go into great detail about it...http://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/forum39/
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