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Old September 7th 2004, 11:07
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Vincent Vincent is offline
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you could always use a steering knuckel like in some modern cars to fit the angle. I rember when we put a new front end in my grandfathers 1959 International truck we had the same problem and just put in one of the universial joints to make the angle worked pretty slick.
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