Power Window/Steering Conversion Kits - C2
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Le Mans Master
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From: Newburgh NY
Power Window/Steering Conversion Kits - C2
I can probably scrounge up the parts and piece it together (and probably a lot cheapers) but curious if any vendor sells a C2 Power Window Conversion kit (in this case for a 64).
Same thing for the steering. I've looked at VBP kits and others but trying to get more ideas.
Thanks
Same thing for the steering. I've looked at VBP kits and others but trying to get more ideas.
Thanks
Melting Slicks
Joined: Nov 2004
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From: Cave Creek AZ
I can probably scrounge up the parts and piece it together (and probably a lot cheaps) but curious if any vendor sells a C2 Power Window Conversion kit (in this case for a 64).
Same thing for the steering. I've looked at VP kits and others but trying to get more ideas.
Thanks
Same thing for the steering. I've looked at VP kits and others but trying to get more ideas.
Thanks
Roy
Burning Brakes
Joined: Jun 2004
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From: Sandia Park NM
I also, did the Jeep box when I was reassembling my car. Along with that and a lot of other updates, which most recently included a 5-speed, The two modifications are a must if you really want to enjoy driving the car, and not looking for points. I added power steering, along with a serpentine belt system at the same time. The steering is direct and positive with no loss of feel.
You'll have to cut a little of the steering shaft, maybe 1.5"[been a while], and a perfect time to rebuild the entire steering wheel system.
Dennis
You'll have to cut a little of the steering shaft, maybe 1.5"[been a while], and a perfect time to rebuild the entire steering wheel system.
Dennis
Drifting
Joined: Oct 2002
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From: ar
I can probably scrounge up the parts and piece it together (and probably a lot cheapers) but curious if any vendor sells a C2 Power Window Conversion kit (in this case for a 64).
Same thing for the steering. I've looked at VBP kits and others but trying to get more ideas.
Thanks
Same thing for the steering. I've looked at VBP kits and others but trying to get more ideas.
Thanks
Jeff
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Joined: Feb 2001
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From: Beechhurst ny
I Purchase a complete kit for my 64 from a guy that rebuilds and puts kits together
His email is jmollere@charter.net $700 Had in in car in 3 hrs great guy to deal with and everything fit perfect
His email is jmollere@charter.net $700 Had in in car in 3 hrs great guy to deal with and everything fit perfect
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Drifting
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From: ar
Here are a couple pictures that might help. The first is in my SWC with short headers, Roy has his in a big block and we put one in my sons 73 with a 383 and headers. Hope this helps.
This a picture of my 63 roadster project.
I also slot the upper a frame cross shafts 1/4 inch so you can slide the a frame back and dial in 5 degrees positive caster.
Jeff
This a picture of my 63 roadster project.
I also slot the upper a frame cross shafts 1/4 inch so you can slide the a frame back and dial in 5 degrees positive caster.
Jeff
