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*Retro68* · 01-15-2008, 04:04 PM

In answer to your question. My first object was to have nothing on or through the firewall. Well the shaft does go through the firewall but is in a not so noticible place. The truck has a Scotts Hot Rods IFS front suspension with a power rack and pinion. Most all 67-72 trucks at shows I have ever seen always have the brake booster and steering column in the stock location. I set out to build one of the nicest trucks and this was just part of the overall plan. Thanks for asking.

01-15-2008, 04:04 PM	#4
Retro68 Account Suspended Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Mesa Arizona Posts: 294	Re: Steering bones connected to the leg bone leg bones connected to the rack bone. Pi In answer to your question. My first object was to have nothing on or through the firewall. Well the shaft does go through the firewall but is in a not so noticible place. The truck has a Scotts Hot Rods IFS front suspension with a power rack and pinion. Most all 67-72 trucks at shows I have ever seen always have the brake booster and steering column in the stock location. I set out to build one of the nicest trucks and this was just part of the overall plan. Thanks for asking.