My current steering column is a a real mess and downright dangerous. Because of this, I need to replace the steering column in my 66 F100.
The previous owner converted it to power steering using a D7TC-3550-BA power steering box and a hacked 70"s steering column.

The steering column in there now is a 33" column. To get the steering wheel a little further away from me I am thinking of going with a 32" universal (tilt wheel) steering column.

Has anyone used a 32" universal column in a 4th generation f100? If so did you like it compared to the stock length column?

 

I did a Crown Vic front suspension swap on mine and went with a 28 inch column with tilt. I don't think you'll notice much difference with only 1" change. One thing I would advise is going with a quality brand column. Ididit, Flaming River, Etc. I made the mistake of going cheap and will be replacing mine in the not so distant future. I can feel that the tilt isn't as tight as it use to be.

Best of luck, Pat

 

Thanks Pat, I agree on going with a quality brand. I am leaning toward Ididit.

 

Ford/Saginaw P/S gearbox is from a 1977/79 F100/250 2WD // 1977/78 F350 // 1979 F350 2WD