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Post Info TOPIC: 1961 power steering ?


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1961 power steering ?


Does any one know if there is a PS box that will fit or can be adapted to fit a 61 Parisienne?

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STANDARD OR POWER STEERING??

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Power steering. He appears to be logged off, so I will answer for him since we talked earlier tonight about this.

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THE 605 WITH THE ADAPTOR PLATE, HAD ONE ON MY 64 WAGON.

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Oh, cool. He's gonna be happy to know about that one.

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My brother wants to put power steering on his 61 as well. He's just doing a disc/dual braking system right now.

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any reason you don't want to use the original ram assist style, I've never felt a reason to change the OE on my 64 Custom Sport?

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The 605 boxes are what guys are using.
The resto cataloges have teh parts available, there is an adapter plate for the frame.
Fairly straight forward install/upgrade.  Steering column shaft has to be shortened a bit.

61 bubbles should be manual everthing with W-motors tho!

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beaumontguru wrote:

The 605 boxes are what guys are using.
The resto catalogue have the parts available, there is an adapter plate for the frame.
Fairly straight forward install/upgrade.  Steering column shaft has to be shortened a bit.

61 bubbles should be manual everything with W-motors tho!



I know it should be manual trans, brakes and steering but Cathy would not be able to drive it then and its her car. As for the W don't have the $. Do you have a link where I can get the parts

 



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1957 Pathfinder deluxe 4 door wagon
1961 Pontiac Parisienne bubble top Traded for a Harley sorry guys.

2007 Grand Prix Gxp

2009 Pontiac Montana SV6

Winnipeg MB 



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Try Ecklers(lategreatchevys) or Hubbards impala parts
I think most 58-64 suppliers carry the 605 conversions/parts

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thanks Dave

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2007 Grand Prix Gxp

2009 Pontiac Montana SV6

Winnipeg MB 

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