Randy gross steering column

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Ers 26T

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I recently acquired a 1928 roadster and over the holidays, I installed one of Randy Gross's steering columns and today the weather was good enough to take the car for ride. I am impressed how easy the car steers. He is a good man to deal with and willing to help you if you have questions. I found him through the ford barn. Thanks ford barn and Randy Gross.
 
Nice to have positive comments. and Good Products! Thanks for posting.
 

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We use F100 steering boxes. They are completely stripped down and rebuilt and modified to fit a Model A. We don't need any of your parts if the vehicle is a 1930-31. 1928-29 will require an exchange after the box we sell is installed. We have been building modifed steering boxes for strictly Model A's for over 25 years now. If you would like additional information, then please either email us at melmodela@aol.com or call us at 714-292-8660. We would be glad to answer each and every question you may have. We take very good care of our customers and don't advertise outside of Ford Barn and word of mouth. Thanks Randy Gross (Mel Gross' son)
 
Have to wonder how these 3+ year old post get dug up.
Just to answer H.S.

email,,,,,,,,,,,melmodela@aol.com
phone,,,,,,,,,,Randy Gross,,,,(714) 292-8660
 
I think I have one of Mel's first 150 steering box conversions being he did it for my dad back in '95. Works great to this day.
 
There was one of those on one of the cars I bought a while ago. First thing I did was take it off and dump it. No one would buy it - they are for the wrong side of the car!! They are not available for RHD and from the comments, that is a pity.
 
Synchro909 said:
Wouldn't you have to mount the driver's seat on the under side of the chassis to do that and sit up side down? I'll leave that to you.;)
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Nope, no need to hold your mouth different.

The F1 box has the column going underneath the box. When you tip it over the column goes on top the same as the F100. I gather these boxes were used in other applications upright or up side down.

Just need to drill a hole to put the oil in.


Let us all know how it goes ...
 
updraught said:
Nope, no need to hold your mouth different.

The F1 box has the column going underneath the box. When you tip it over the column goes on top the same as the F100. I gather these boxes were used in other applications upright or up side down.

Just need to drill a hole to put the oil in.


Let us all know how it goes ...
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How about the mounting holes in the chassis? Unless you make a couple of new ones, the column would be pointing down.
 
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