1955-1959 Chevrolet 32" Automatic Transmission Steering Column
1955–1959 Chevrolet 32" Automatic Transmission Steering Column
Direct-fit steering column built for first-generation Chevy automatics, 32" shaft length. Hard panel construction designed for smooth installation into original mounting locations. Ready to integrate into your restoration or custom build without modification.
Key Features
- 32" shaft length - Engineered for automatic transmission vehicles in this generation
- Original-style construction - Maintains factory geometry and fitment points
- Ready to install - No fabrication or modification required at mounting locations
Specs
- Configuration: Automatic transmission, 32" shaft
- Construction: Hard panel assembly
- Condition: New
What's Included
- Steering column assembly
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this bolt directly into my vehicle without drilling or welding?
Yes — this column uses factory mounting points. No drilling or fabrication needed. Test-fit before final installation to confirm alignment with your specific setup.
What fasteners do I need to secure it in place?
Hardware is not included with this assembly. You'll need fasteners rated for your vehicle's steering column mounts — consult your service manual for the correct bolt spec and torque value.
Does this come primed or painted?
The column ships as bare assembly. Plan to prime and paint before installation or dress it per your build preferences.
Products received may vary slightly from images due to manufacturing tolerances or supply chain variables.
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