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68moparmike

Tue Nov 15 2005, 09:06PM

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will a 66 fury fit a 67 polara?

Snotty

Thu Nov 17 2005, 02:36PM

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That's a good question, which is why no one has answered.

You might need to write to Galen Govier, he would know. He runs GTS, GAlen's TAg Service. There might be a web site.

I do know that the '66 Chrysler column was different from the '67, but can't say about DOdge and Plymouth of the same two years.

Good Luck!

62 Chrysler

Thu Nov 17 2005, 04:26PM

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I'll look it up in the Hollanders tonight for you.

62 Chrysler

Thu Nov 17 2005, 06:12PM

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OK I went through the Hollanders. Steering Columns are not covered. However, from experience I can tell you the columns are the same. The steering wheel is different, that should be all. If you are doing a conversion from auto to manual, it will work that way too

66cruiser

Sat Dec 17 2005, 02:15PM

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`66 and `67 are totally different. `67 was the first year for the collapsible column and mount.

Polaraco

Sat Dec 17 2005, 02:33PM

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Agreed. But the Form and fit are the same

66cruiser

Tue Dec 20 2005, 05:02PM

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`66 and `67 mount to the dash differently and are not interchangeable without modifications. `65 and `66 interchange.

newportrider

Tue Dec 20 2005, 09:06PM

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I agree, 65-66 same, 67-68 same.

Polaraco

Tue Dec 20 2005, 09:10PM

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Done it already. Last Summer. All I needed to do was change the 67 Bracket for the 66. Went right in. I dunno' where the conflict is? That was one of the easier jobs on that car too!


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