WANTED: Steering column to fit 1987 Caballero A/T with cruise and tilt

[akahan]

Title says it all - looking for a column with cruise and tilt that doesn't have the dreaded tilt wobble. Prefer one with matching ignition key(s), but not necessary. I'm in Sacramento, CA. Thanks!

 

[69hurstolds]

Why don't you just fix your existing one if it has the tilt wobble? Assuming you have tilt and cruise, etc. A WHOLE lot cheaper. And you can still do it in the car as well. Just takes a few "special" tools which you can probably rent and get your money back from Auto Zone or Advance Auto, or other big box stores.

 

[akahan]

Thanks, I've seen those tutorials - I'll resort to that if I have to, but since this is my daily driver I don't want to risk screwing something up and ending up without a car for a few days...swapping the column seems a LOT easier.

 

[melloelky]

OEM Rebuilt Steering Columns: Steering Columns Galore

We stock 3,000+ OEM rebuilt steering columns for cars and trucks from 1967. Direct fit, easy install, 30-day money-back guarantee. Nationwide shipping.

columnsgalore.com

I have no experience with aforementioned company just passing it along

 

[69hurstolds]

OEM Rebuilt Steering Columns: Steering Columns Galore

We stock 3,000+ OEM rebuilt steering columns for cars and trucks from 1967. Direct fit, easy install, 30-day money-back guarantee. Nationwide shipping.

columnsgalore.com

I have no experience with aforementioned company just passing it along

Maybe I'm not using it properly, but their "catalog" won't come up to show that they have hardly anything for GM in stock. So much for 3,000 + steering columns. But even the ones that do, they're wanting $575 thereabouts plus several hundred core charge (charged after 30 days if you don't send yours back). Shipping isn't included in that, but figure another $60-75 bucks, let alone what it costs to ship yours back.

Buy the parts, rebuild your own.