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    4/14/2013 1:01 PM  #1

    MS
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    Steering column bearing retainer

    1 point for  65/66 steering column bearing retainer and original screws to dgt65

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    11/03/2015 11:14 AM  #2

    Littlechevy1955
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    Re: Steering column bearing retainer

    I have a bad steering column bear in my 67 Mustang. I can't find it in the catalog's, What can I use to replace it?

     

     

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